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Issues Center > Policy Priorities

Legal Reform and Litigation Management

Policy Priorities for 2008

  • Enact a comprehensive and rational solution to the problem of mass tort medical screenings.
  • Build the case for comprehensive reform of how discovery is conducted in civil litigation. 
  • Defend against trial lawyer-inspired attempts to expand liability for America's business community, including the criminalization of product liability law as well as attempts to limit the availability of federal preemption.
  • Work to ensure that protective orders remain available in the context of civil litigation.
  • Build support for changes to the securities litigation system to increase America's global competitiveness.
  • Fight to preserve the availability of arbitration and other alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.
  • Continue educating the public about important state judicial and attorneys general races.
  • Support legal reform in key problem states and jurisdictions.
 
 
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