The Civil Justice Association of California works to reduce the excessive and unwarranted litigation that increases business and government expenses, discourages innovation, and drives up the cost of goods and services for all Californians.
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Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass, writing on the outcome of the January 19, 2009, special election in Massachusetts.
A bill that would add SCUBA diving to a list of “hazardous recreational activities” — which immunizes public entities and employers from liability when people…
More than 20 years since a fire at the Dupont Plaza Hotel killed nearly 100 people in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the litigation in the case…
Former Milberg Weiss plaintiffs’ lawyer Bill Lerach, out of jail and now serving probation, has filed a request to take a 44-day vacation to 18 cities…
On November 2, 2004, Californians voted 59.1% to 40.9% to stop extortion lawsuits being brought by private lawyers under the state's unique Unfair Competition Law. The victory came after a carefully crafted, $14.5 million campaign funded by an unusually broad spectrum of the business community whose members had been victims of shakedown lawsuits for years leading up to the election.
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Sullivan, President of the Civil Justice Association of California (CJAC), has headed the Association since 1995. He oversees a lobbying, research, and appellate program that is supported by a broad group of businesses, individuals, and local government groups.
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