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Alerts and Updates |
May. 15,2012 |
| Colorado's Anti-Protective Orders Legislation SB-153 Died in Senate Judiciary Committee Read More . . . |
Mar. 14,2012 |
| We are encouraging you to take action now to oppose SB-153, an anti-protective orders bill in Colorado. The Colorado Senate Judiciary Committee may soon schedule a hearing on this bill and the full Senate may vote soon thereafter. Read More . . . |
Feb. 24,2012 |
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Feb. 14,2012 |
| We are encouraging you to take action now to oppose SB. 5054, an anti-protective orders bill that come up for a vote on the floor of the Washington State Senate at any time. Read More . . . |
Feb. 02,2012 |
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Jul. 13,2011 |
| The conference call will take place at 4:30 pm EDT Read More . . . |
Jun. 22,2011 |
| South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley signed into law on Tuesday June 14th H. 3375, a tort reform bill concerning appeal bonds and punitive damages. Read More . . . |
Jun. 16,2011 |
| Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam signed on June 16, 2011 Tennessee Civil Justice Act of 2011, a broad tort reform bill. Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris (R-Collierville) and Senator Brian Kelsey (R-Germantown) sponsored the legislation as a way to provide businesses with certainty and predictability in litigation while ensuring that injured plaintiffs are compensated for their suffering. Read More . . . |
Jun. 02,2011 |
| The South Carolina state Senate approved on Wednesday H. 3375, the South Carolina Fairness in Civil Justice Act of 2011 Read More . . . |
Jun. 02,2011 |
| The South Carolina House of Representatives Passed H. 3375, the South Carolina Fairness in Civil Justice Act of 2011 Read More . . . |
May. 24,2011 |
| LCJ is encouraging you to take action now to oppose S. 623, the Sunshine in Litigation Act of 2011, which was passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee on a 12 to 6 vote on May 19, 2011. Read More . . . |
Oct. 25,2010 |
| Provisions in the federal Oil Spill legislation (HR 5503) that would have placed severe restrictions on judges from issuing protective orders and diminished the impact of the Class Action Fairness Act have been stricken from the legislative proposal before the bill reaches the U.S. House of Representatives. Read More . . . |
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