Product Liability
Mar. 7, 2008
Attorneys General Could Get More Power
WASHINGTON - Much to the dismay of the tort reform lobby, Congress could give state attorneys general more power to enforce product safety statutes as part of a major overhaul of consumer protection law.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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WASHINGTON - Much to the dismay of the tort reform lobby, Congress could give state attorneys general more power to enforce product safety statutes as part of a major overhaul of consumer protection law.
Democrats and some Republicans are keen to beef up that area of the law in the wake of recent high-...
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