An Important Call to Make if you care about Victim’s Rights

Normally I don’t get involved in politics but now and then when the politics drastically affects the fair compensation our family, friends and clients deserve, it’s time to saddle up.

I would appreciate it if you, or anyone you know could call the # below and just indicate that you want N.J. Governor Corzine to sign a great wrongful death bill that was approved by the Legislature but is stalled on his desk. Without his signature, the bill will die. Why is what happens in N.J. important to us? Because if N.J. approves this drastic improvement to its ancient and horrible wrongful death statute, it will dramatically improve our chances in NY of revising our ancient and horrible wrongful death statute. So it IS important, so please call! Don’t worry, they are not taking your name or any address information when you call—they just want to know that you are asking the Governor to SIGN the bill! BTW, Big Businesses and the Medical Lobby across the US is urging the Governor to not sign the bill so let’s do our part to support the Little Guy—every call counts!

New Jersey’s Wrongful Death Bill, on Governor Corzine’s desk for
several days already after passing the Legislature, is having a
problem.
The Governor has, for the very first time, expressed some
reservations about the Bill to its sponsors and supporters.

The importance of this for New Yorkers is immense: should NY be left
with ITs draconian Wrongful Death (Grieving Family) laws as sister
state NJ modernizes, our chances for reform will be greatly
improved.

PLEASE take the time to call, and have family friends and staff
call, Gov. CORZINE’s office to urge that he sign the Wrongful Death
Act (A-1511, S-176)into Law.

 

The number to call is 609/292-6000, please request that Gov. Corzine SIGN the Wrongful Death Act.

 

Thanks for reading, Jim
_________________________________________
James B. Reed, Esq.
Personal Injury & Malpractice Attorney
Ziff, Weiermiller, Hayden & Mustico, LLP
303 William St., Elmira, NY 14902
Tel. (607) 733-8866 Fax. (607) 732-6062
Toll Free 1-800-943-3529
mailto:jreed@zifflaw.com http://www.zifflaw.com


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About Jim Reed

I am an attorney from Elmira, N.Y. representing people who have been injured by the negligence of others. For more than 20 years, I have practiced in the state and federal courts of both New York and Pennsylvania in the areas of Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, and Legal Malpractice. I am proud to be a member of the prestigious Million Dollar Advocates Forum. Forum membership is limited to trial lawyers who have demonstrated exceptional skill, experience and excellence in advocacy by achieving a trial verdict, award or settlement of One Million Dollars or more. I have been fortunate to recover many multi-million dollar recoveries for my clients. I am also proud of the fact that WETM-TV selected me as their local legal expert. I am featured on the Noon News on Wednesdays when I respond to listeners' legal questions. If you have a legal question, feel free to E-mail it to me at jreed@zifflaw.com and I will be happy to address your question either via E-mail or on WETM. I am a lifelong resident of Elmira where I live with my wife and three children. When I am not working, I can often be found on my bicycle as I am an avid bicycle racer having competed in races all over the country including a 508 mile team race through Death Valley (The Furnace Creek 508) and a 540 mile race through the Cascade Mountains of Oregon (The Race Across Oregon). I have lectured frequently on many law-related topics and I have been published in the New York State Bar Journal, which is the largest and most prestigious legal publication in New York State. I am happy to speak to local civic groups so please feel free to E-mail me at jreed@zifflaw.com or call me at 1-800-Zifflaw (943-3529) .

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