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Category: Legal Reform

  • Kidnapper Who Sued His Victims Tops U.S. Chamber’s Annual List of 2011 Most Ridiculous Lawsuits
    Legal Reform
  • Comments on Proposed Addition of Draft Principle 6.5 Regarding Charitable and Political Contributions to CalPERS' Global Principles of Accountable Corporate Governance
    Legal Reform
  • U.S. Chamber Statement on Madison County, Illinois Judge Barbara Crowder’s Removal from the Asbestos Docket
    Legal Reform
  • U.S. Chamber Supports DOJ’s Intention to Clarify Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Enforcement
    Legal Reform
  • First-of-its-Kind Campaign Spotlights Problem of Lawsuits against Latino-Owned Small Businesses
    Legal Reform
  • U.S. Chamber Awards John Beisner with 2011 Research and Policy Award
    Legal Reform
  • U.S. Chamber Honors Governor Nikki Haley with 2011 State Leadership Award
    Legal Reform
  • U.S. Chamber Honors Business Council of Alabama with 2011 Outstanding Organization Award
    Legal Reform
  • U.S. Chamber Releases Study Demonstrating Economic Benefits for Improving State Legal Environments
    Legal Reform
  • U.S. Chamber Calls for Swift U.S. Supreme Court Review of Health Care Law
    Health Care, Legal Reform
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