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New York Holds its Position as a "Judicial Hellhole" in 2024 | Goldberg Segalla - Vimarsana News

New York Holds its Position as a "Judicial Hellhole" in 2024 | Goldberg Segalla

Perhaps unsurprisingly, New York City — and New York City Asbestos Litigation or NYCAL — continues to hold its position as a judicial hellhole in 2024. However, New York City was once...

WVAJ president says group's legislative goal is to protect right to trial by jury - Vimarsana News

WVAJ president says group's legislative goal is to protect right to trial by jury

CHARLESTON – As the legislative session rolls on, the president of a group for state trial attorneys says their goal remains simple.

New report charts cost of excessive civil litigation in Louisiana metro areas - Vimarsana News

New report charts cost of excessive civil litigation in Louisiana metro areas

Excessive litigation in the New Orleans-Metairie area results in a “tort tax” of $3,039 per person, while the Baton Rouge area residents carry a burden of $1,263 per person, new economic reports show.

Report: Excessive litigation costs Louisiana economy $5.17B per year - Vimarsana News

Report: Excessive litigation costs Louisiana economy $5.17B per year

(The Center Square) — Louisiana's civil justice system is costing the state's economy billions and tens of thousands of jobs, particularly in major metropolitan areas, according to new reports.

Report: Excessive litigation costs Louisiana economy $5.17B per year - Vimarsana News

Report: Excessive litigation costs Louisiana economy $5.17B per year

(The Center Square) — Louisiana's civil justice system is costing the state's economy billions and tens of thousands of jobs, particularly in major metropolitan areas, according to new reports.