ILR’s Ranking the States report explores how reasonable and balanced the states’ tort liability systems are perceived to be by U.S. businesses.
By Harold Kim
Executive Vice President
U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform
It won’t be long before Major League Baseball’s spring training is in the air, and teams flock to Florida to begin tuning up for the regular season. Meanwhile, Gov. Ron DeSantis isn’t waiting around to knock one out of the park when it comes to improving the state’s lawsuit climate.
Today, Gov. DeSantis nominated Florida Third District Court of Appeal Judge Barbara Lagoa to fill the
In June 2019, a UK court will decide if two different huge collective actions will be allowed to move forward, giving plaintiffs’ lawyers and litigation financiers massive paydays, while consumers get next to nothing.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) is considering applications to allow two competing plaintiffs’ law firms and litigation funders to pursue collective actions against truck manufacturers, such as Daimler and Iveco, to the tune of billions of pounds.
By Rob McKenna
Rob McKenna is a consultant to the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform, and a former Attorney General of Washington State. He was President of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG), and also served for three years as Co-Chair of the NAAG Tobacco Committee.
Bipartisanship is rare in Washington these days but there was overwhelming bipartisan support as Congress adopted and the
Perspectives from the World’s First Digital Human Rachel and Richard Darden, Watson Implementations Public Sector Global Delivery, IBM
U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform | October 24, 2018
Keynote Luncheon: Perspectives from the World’s First Digital Human
Rachel, the World’s First Digital Human and Richard Darden, Distinguished Engineer
Watson Implementations Public Sector Global Delivery, IBM
