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Small businesses are at the front lines of market instability; decisions made by the highest judicial authority in the state impact everything from liability and insurance to the cost of doing business in New Jersey.

The two pro-business groups that had opposed adding the private litigation remedy are seeking a conditional veto from Gov. Chris Christie to strike or to modify it.

The legislation (A2878), which has been working its way through the Legislature since May, would allow current and prospective employees to sue if the employer requires they turn over their usernames or passwords, or even forces them to disclose whether they have ...
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Supporters of the measure, A-1831, argue that an increase in the number of patients and the rise of team-based medical care is increasing the need for additional curbs on malpractice suits...

This position was ...
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Three New Jersey men file a lawsuit against the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, claiming that their 'footlong' falls short of 12 inches.

In taking the unprecedented step of filing its motion for the recusal of Judge Carol Higbee ["Accutane Maker Seeks To Disqualify Judge Handling N.J. Mass Litigation," Dec. 17, 2012], Hoffmann-La Roche has made a calculated decision to challenge a longstanding bias against ...
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