American Tort Reform Association : April 2008

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Since 1986, American Tort Reform Association is the only national organization exclusively dedicated to reforming the civil justice system. ATRA was co-founded in 1986 by the American Medical Association and the American Council of Engineering Companies. Since that time, ATRA has been working to bring greater fairness, predictability and efficiency to America's civil justice system. ATRA is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization with affiliated coalitions in more than 40 states. ATRA's membership is diverse and includes nonprofits, small and large companies, as well as state and national trade, business, and professional associations.

April 2008 - Posts

'Everybody Does It,' But Congress Doesn't Care

Posted Sunday, April 20, 2008 11:59 PM by Sherman Joyce

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In the wake of credit crises in both the mortgage and broader financial markets, Congress is busy conducting hearings and negotiating various proposals for regulatory reform with the executive branch. Following corporate accounting scandals at Enron, [Read More]

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