I believe that this hearing will help shine more light on how our tort system burdens the U.S. economy, reduces job creation, inhibits capital investment, and stifles innovation.
Jim Jordan: “I believe that this hearing will help shine more light on how our tort system burdens the U.S. economy, reduces job…”
On the recordMarch 4, 2013
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Jim Jordan emphasizes the need for civil justice reforms to improve the economy.
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