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On The Necessity of Preserving Access to State Courts and Civil Justice: Rediscovering Federalism & Debunking “Fraudulent” Joinder

Posted on June 18, 2017 by Andrew F. Popper

With nothing less than the survival of the civil justice system hanging in the balance, tort reformers and tort law defenders have been locked in a conflict that spans the last four decades. Courts and legislatures at every level (federal, … Continue reading →

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