New Jersey insurance organizations are preparing to launch an expensive campaign to push through legislation reversing the effects of a recent court decision expected to spur more pain and suffering claims by auto injury victims, an insurer group representative said.
Contracts are in the works with the powerful Newark, N.J.-based Winning Strategies media firm and veteran Trenton lobbyist and attorney Paul Anzano, according to Richard Stokes, regional vice president for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI).
Mr. Stokes said that three bills by Republicans and one by a Democrat have been introduced that would counter the effects of the June ruling by the State Supreme Court in the DiProspero v. Penn case.
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