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Torts
- Editorial: 'Tort reform' poses windfall - My 29 86 20A
- General Assembly poised to tackle changes in liability insurance laws (TORTS) - Jn 4 86 1
- Under the dome: Legislature's lawyers to fight tort reform - Jn 6 86 1
- Deans of 4 law schools support delaying of liability law changes - Jn 12 86 1
- Editorial: Avoid the rush on torts - Jn 13 86 22A
- 'Tort reform' bill expected to be revised - Jn 18 86 10A
- Under the dome: Lawyers form PAC to delay tort changes - Jn 18 86 1
- Proposed tort changes discussed at hearing - Jn 19 86 22C
- Editorial: - No compromise on torts - Jn 20 86 22A
- Panel weakens N.C. tort revision bill - Jn 20 86 1
- Legislative setbacks for insurance industry - Jn 21 86 1
- Under the dome: Lawyers salute Long - Jn 22 86 7A
- Panel sends tort bill to floor of Senate - Jn 24 86 1C
- Tort changes not expected this session - Jn 26 86 1
- Senate sends bill on tort revision to insurance panel - Jn 27 86 14A
- Panel links tort reform, commissioner's power - Jn 28 86 17A
- Editorial: Tort gambit unacceptable - Jn 30 86 12A
- Senate approves limiting jury awards, expanding insurance official's power - Jy 1 86 1
- House finds unexpected changes in insurance bill - Jy 3 86 WA-1
- Fate of tort reform, insurance rules uncertain - Jy 4 86 26D
- House OKs tort bill with few revisions sought by industry - Jy 10 86 12A
- House, Senate differ on tort revision bills - Jy 11 86 5D
- Editorial: Holding the line on insurance - Jy 12 86 16A
- Tort law, budget agreement near - Jy 12 86 1
- General Assembly still stymied by tort revision, insurance tax - Jy 13 86 29A
- Footnote to legislative session: 'the Short Tort Report' - Jy 20 86 5D
- Editorial: Tort system in good shape - Oc 8 86 18A
- Law of torts will challenge legislators again - No 23 86 6D
