Sentences with phrase «significant civil justice reforms»
«The governor has signed 15 significant civil justice reform measures into law since being sworn in,» Joyce continued, «and the citizens of Wisconsin have benefited as a result.
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«Thanks to the significant tort reforms enacted during last session by the Wisconsin Legislature and Gov. Scott Walker, Wisconsin's litigation climate has improved and the state is a better place to do business,» said Bill G. Smith, President of the Wisconsin Civil Justice Council (WCJC) and Wisconsin Director of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB).
Their introduction in England and Wales (for civil, family, and tribunal disputes) will be one of the most significant reforms to the justice system in the past two centuries.
To address this significant slide, the Iowa Supreme Court established a Civil Justice Reform Task Force.
The proposed introduction of online courts in England and Wales (for civil, family, and tribunal disputes) represents one of the most significant reforms to the justice system in the past two centuries.
Jodi served on the Arizona Supreme Court's Task Force on the Rules of Civil Procedure, which proposed significant amendments to Arizona's Rules of Civil Procedure that took effect in 2017, and on the Arizona Supreme Court's Civil Justice Reform Committee, which proposed important case management and discovery reforms that will take effect in July 2018.
Finally, of all the recently adopted or proposed regulatory reforms with respect to legal services common to these four countries, many believe that alternative structures offer one of the most significant vehicles for addressing the shortfall (or, in the US, the dearth) of affordable and accessible civil justice.
While a significant focus of civil justice reform has been on the cost and delay of discovery, IAALS has heard the call for reform in the area of motions practice as well, which can similarly result in great cost and delay to the parties.
... This lack of understanding is of particular concern given the ongoing and significant institutional reforms that are presently occurring in civil justice systems the world over and the fundamental public interest values that are at stake.