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The Fair Litigation Action Group (FLAG) will work through the NAM Legal Policy Issues Committee to initiate a broad multi-year awareness campaign among NAM members and their employees, including more than 350 member associations located in all 50 states. The campaign will focus on the importance of fair liability laws and what legal reform measures are needed to achieve this goal.

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KEY DOCUMENTS

Questions for Candidates - 2006 - 02/28/2006 (HTML)
Questions for Candidates is designed to help you increase the quality of debate among candidates. The following legal reform questions reflect the major concerns of manufacturers that Congress should consider and act on.
The NAM Legal Reform Agenda - 08/24/2005 (DOC)
To the Point: Legal Reform - 07/06/2006 (PDF)
Taking Aim at Lawsuit Abuse: The American Justice Partnership - 01/27/2005 (HTML)
FLAG Flier - (PDF)
Contact FLAG and Submit Your Legal Horror Stories - (LNK)

KEY LINKS

Congressional Research Service Report — Product Liability: A Legal Overview 06/03/2005
Senate Legal Reform Voting Record
See how your elected official ranked in our legal issues scorecard
House Legal Reform Voting Record
See how your elected official ranked in our legal issues scorecard
U.S. Tort Costs and Cross-Border Perspectives: 2005 Update
American Justice Partnership
American Tort Reform Association
Report: Judicial Hellholes 2005
American Legislative Exchange Council
Council of Economic Advisers - Tort Liability Report April 2002
The Heartland Institute - Lawsuit Abuse Fortnightly
A bi-weekly report on how predatory trial lawyers profit by depriving victims of justice and undermining the Rule of Law in the United States.
Legal Terms Made Easy
Manhattan Institute
Overlawyered.com
Washington Legal Foundation
Get Out The Vote
The NAM's Voter Education Campaign