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Tort reform hopes dashed as Christie focuses on budget

But suit limits may yet be set, advocates say
Monday, March 8, 2010 01:00 AM
 By Martin C. Daks
A Trenton-based tort reform organization hopes unfounded money-hunting lawsuits may be sidelined now that Chris Christie is in the Statehouse, but they admit a budget crisis has for now pushed the issue to the back burner.

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