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Cherry Hill, NJ
Joined October 2009
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Middlesex County is doubling down on a climate litigation strategy that courts have repeatedly rejected.
NJCJI President Elissa Frank warns this approach further damages New Jersey’s reputation as a place to invest, create jobs and do business.
Read more: insidernj.com/press-release/…
In-depth reporting from the New York Times spotlights the excesses of the lawsuit funding ecosystem. This investigation should erase any doubts that litigation financing needs more oversight and that funding agreements should be disclosed in court.
Link in the comments.
A new report from @AmTortReform highlights how rising shareholder litigation in Delaware is influencing where companies choose to incorporate.
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Proud to celebrate leadership that’s making an impact across New Jersey. Congratulations to Elissa Frank on this well-deserved recognition.
Thank you BINJE, New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA), and Michele Siekerka, Esq. for a great event.
Rampant litigation against 401(k) sponsors is narrowing employees’ investment choices and eroding their retirement wealth. Tussey v. ABB, launched a lucrative litigation business model, opening the door for a wave of opportunistic class actions.
nationalreview.com/2026/02/s…
Our President, Elissa Frank, on how Texas & Nevada are challenging Delaware’s dominance in corporate incorporation — and what it means for business predictability.
Read here:
law.com/delbizcourt/2026/02/…
To rein in predatory ERISA litigation and provide clear rules, the U.S. Department of Labor has begun creating a framework to expand access to private market investments while protecting companies from sue-to-settle lawsuits. Read our full op-ed 👇northjersey.com/story/opinio…
The AI revolution is just getting started. Let’s not undermine progress with more lawsuits. Lawmakers must avoid opening the floodgates of litigation and stifling innovation with new private rights of action.
As states consider AI regulation, some proposals include private rights of action that let lawyers sue without showing harm.
Phil Goldberg and Josh Hansen explain how this would fuel litigation abuse, not protect consumers, and threaten innovation. progressivepolicy.org/artifi…
NJCJI calls on NJ’s gubernatorial candidates to prioritize civil liability reform—transparency, sound science, fairness.
Read more: insidernj.com/press-release/…
Our President, Elissa Frank sat down for an interview to talk about NJCJI’s mission and the road ahead. Take a look at her thoughts below!
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We’re proud to announce Elissa Frank, J.D. as the new President of NJCJI!
Elissa brings sharp legal insight, policy expertise, and a commitment to fairness in NJ’s civil justice system.
Join us in congratulating her as she leads NJCJI forward!
binje.com/nj-civil-justice-i…
Never filed a claim? You’re still paying the price. We need real reform.
#InsuranceCrisis #TortReform #FixTheSystem #NJCJI
In 2024, NJCJI helped secure three critical legal wins that strengthen fairness and predictability in our courts.
Each case reflects our mission: promoting a legal climate that supports job growth and discourages abusive litigation.
#LegalReform #BusinessJustice #AmicusWin
New from @NJLJ: The New Jersey Civil Justice Institute's amicus advocacy is helping shape a fairer, more predictable legal climate in the Garden State.
Proud to support smarter policy through the courts.
Read more:
law.com/njlawjournal/2025/05…
#NJCJI #LegalReform #AmicusBriefs






