Oregon Liability Reform Coalition
THE OREGON LIABILITY REFORM COALITION HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL AWARENESS AND PUBLIC POLICY TO REDUCE THE ADVERSE IMPACT OF LITIGATION ON BUSINESSES, TAXPAYERS AND SOCIETY; TO LIMIT THE EXPANSION OF TORT LIABILITY; TO REDUCE THE COST OF DEFENDING LAWSUITS; TO SPEED RESOLUTION OF CIVIL ACTIONS; AND TO IMPROVE THE FAIRNESS AND CERTAINTY IN OUR CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
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