Biden signs Camp Lejeune Justice Act

Also: Congress establishes civil cause of action for use of intimate images without consent

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2022 September

As congress returns from recess, there’s much work to be done

Working at the federal level and with state associations

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2023 September

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

AAJ provides advocacy on ending qualified immunity

A snapshot of qualified immunity and other urgent advocacy issues we’re working on

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 April

AAJ is working to protect your practice

Personal jurisdiction before the U.S. Supreme Court, and non-lawyer ownership and fee sharing in two states

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2020 November

AAJ defeats extreme tort reform proposal in Senate

COVID-19 tort reform would have been a disaster for individual civil rights

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2020 October

Biden breaks barriers with judicial nominations, 75% of whom were women

Also: Highlights of AAJ’s advocacy in the courts

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2022 February

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

AAJ leads fight to remove tort reform section from COVID-19 relief package

Proposed language would have impacted any med-mal or public-nuisance action even tangentially related to COVID-19

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 January

AAJ fighting against COVID-19 immunity laws

Republicans seek broad immunity for corporations in the Safe to Work Act

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2020 September

AAJ convinces Health and Human Services to rescind bad rulemaking on vaccine-injury policy

Fends off Trump-era attack on Vaccine Injury Compensation Program

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2021 June