A tort-reform business group is pushing for a bill that would regulate the third-party consumer litigation funding industry in New York state, despite the end of the legislative session for the year.
July 20, 2017 at 06:02 PM
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ALBANY – Despite the legislative session concluding for 2017 late last month, a tort-reform business group is already pushing for a bill that would regulate the third-party consumer litigation funding industry.
The Lawsuit Reform Alliance of New York is spending the next five months pushing lawmakers to regulate firms that advance funds to people who are awaiting legal settlements.
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