With so many issues in play right now, AAJ is working overtime

The fight to keep your cases in state courts

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2020 March

The impact of proposed cyber security bills on private litigation

Also: Corporate abuse of the bankruptcy system to detriment of corporate wrongdoing victims

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 September

New federal judiciary nominations

Administration prioritizes filling judicial vacancies with diverse nominees

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 August

Looking forward with optimism; pursuing an affirmative agenda

Legislative efforts include ending forced arbitration, laws for automated driving, eliminating qualified immunity, and raising trucking insurance minimums

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 May

Congress introduces bill to end forced arbitration in nursing homes

Also: Biden nominates a former plaintiff’s attorney and the first openly LGBT woman to serve on any federal circuit court

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 October

AAJ stands up against demands for COVID-19 blanket immunity

Taking the lead against corporate America’s attempt to take advantage of the COVID-19 Pandemic for their anti-worker, anti-consumer agenda

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2020 June

The unimagined events of January 6

How AAJ will move forward

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 February

Positive legislation news from AAJ

Bill passes U.S. House to raise commercial trucking insurance minimum to $2 million, Amtrak’s forced arbitration with injured passengers would end

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2020 August

Momentum building in Congress to eliminate forced arbitration

Also: AAJ staff seeks feedback on emergency rules for court operations, including changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 March

Forced arbitration

New AAJ report examines lack of diversity among arbitrators

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 July

AAJ Washington Update

AAJ: Adjusting to the stark reality of COVID-19

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2020 May

AAJ stands against police misconduct

National organization actively working with the Congressional Black Caucus to produce legislation to end the militarization of state and local police departments

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2020 July