Coalition Seeks Reform of New Jersey’s Judicial Privacy Legislation Amid Concerns Over Recent Amendments

A new coalition of companies and individuals has launched an initiative to address perceived issues with New Jersey’s judicial privacy legislation, known as Daniel’s Law. The campaign argues that recent amendments to the law have facilitated a “money chase” involving third parties. These developments have prompted calls for reform to ensure the law serves its intended purpose without unintended consequences. For more details on this developing legal campaign, visit the original article.