Press Releases: 1998 Archives

Civil litigation in California’s public schools is costing the state school system tens of millions each year and depriving students of important education funds and…

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California legislative and statewide office candidates have accepted a whopping $8 million in political contributions from plaintiffs trail lawyers. At least $4.5 million of the…

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Attorney General candidate Bill Lockyer has received more than $1 million in political contributions from plaintiffs trial lawyers, according to the Civil Justice Association of…

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California legislative candidates and incumbents have received more than $2.8 million in political campaign contributions from plaintiff’s trial lawyers as of September 30. Of these…

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Trial lawyer campaign contributions to candidates for California statewide offices has reached nearly $4 million in the 1997-1998 election cycle-with gubernatorial candidate Gray Davis, the…

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The Daily Journal legal newspaper has reported that gubernatorial candidate Gray Davis has received “at least $1.98 million this year” in trial lawyer campaign contributions,…

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California legislative candidates and incumbents in the Northern California Area region have received $130,000 in political campaign contributions from plaintiffs’ trial lawyers so far…

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California legislative candidates and incumbents in the San Francisco Bay Area region have received $463,000 in political campaign contributions from plaintiffs’ trial lawyers so…

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California legislative candidates and incumbents in the San Diego Area region have received $62,000 in political campaign contributions from plaintiffs’ trial lawyers so far…

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California legislative candidates and incumbents in the Central Valley Area region have received $124,000 in political campaign contributions from plaintiffs’ trial lawyers so far…

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California legislative candidates and incumbents in the Los Angeles-Orange-Santa Barbara region have received $873,000 in political campaign contributions from plaintiffs’ trial lawyers so far…

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Trial lawyer campaign contributions to candidates for California state offices have already hit the $4.0 million dollar mark in the 1997-1998 election cycle. The total…

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Trial lawyer 1998 campaign contributions to candidates for California Senate and Assembly seats reached just under the $2 million dollar mark before the June…

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The Civil Justice Association of California (CJAC) today denounced the attempt of trial lawyers to block a settlement of the Lake Davis pike poisoning dispute…

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Two California Congressmen have announced legislation based on a bill introduced early this year in Sacramento to head off lawyers aiming to reap big profits…

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“This reminds me of the early days of the space program when all those test rockets were blowing up right after launch,” commented John H….

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Plaintiff trial lawyers have already pumped almost $20,000 into the campaign coffers of Art Brandwood in the primary race for the 2nd Assembly District….

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Plaintiff trial lawyers have already pumped an amazing $79,000 into the campaign coffers of Jim Lacy in the primary race for the 73rd Assembly District….

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Plaintiff trial lawyers have already pumped an amazing $25,100 into the campaign coffers of Ellen Corbett in the primary race for the East Bay 18th…

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Lawyers and judicial candidates themselves contribute three-quarters of the campaign funds in superior court elections, according to a study released today by the Civil Justice…

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Sacramento — “No sooner was the ink dry on the federal court decision lifting Proposition 208’s contributions limits than trial lawyers reached for their wallets,”…

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Stop Youth Addiction v. Lucky Stores “Disappointed….but Highlights Misuse and Need for Reform” “We are disappointed with the majority’s ruling but believe that it nevertheless…

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The Civil Justice Association of California today commended the California State Assembly for resisting strong trial lawyer pressure and refusing to vote for a number…

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Sacramento — The Civil Justice Association of California today congratulated the Governor’s Managed Care Task Force for resisting proposals to throw open the door to…

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Posted on Jan 6, 1998

Sneak Attack on Proposition 213

Sacramento — Despite overwhelming voter approval and supporting opinions by two California appeals courts, Proposition 213’s auto liability reforms are facing a sneak attack in…

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Sacramento — Three hundred and twenty-seven days after introducing a bill to eviscerate the Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA), the bill’s sponsors remain unable…

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