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Seeing fit to expand its target list to include lawmakers in addition to jurists, the tort-reform group known for issuing an annual report declaring certain jurisdictions "judicial hellholes" has taken to task the New Jersey Legislature for what it calls a pro-plaintiff series of measures, but offers some rare praise to the New Jersey Supreme Court,
December 07, 2018 at 02:00 PM
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*This article has been updated with a correction on the name of New Jersey Association for Justice president Lynne Kizis.
Seeing fit to expand its target list to include lawmakers in addition to jurists, the tort-reform group known for issuing an annual report declaring certain jurisdictions “judicial hellholes” has taken to task the New Jersey Legislature for what it calls a pro-plaintiff, and pro-plaintiffs lawyer, series of measures.
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