NJ A1688

Allows aggrieved persons, health care professionals, and their employers to sue anyone who engages in "abusive litigation" designed to deter, prevent, sanction, or punish legally protected health care activities or reproductive health care services in New Jersey

Defines "abusive litigation" to include filing lawsuits in other jurisdictions based on reproductive health care that occurred in New Jersey, or attempting to enforce out-of-state judgments against providers who delivered services while physically located in New Jersey

Protects health care professionals who provide reproductive services (including medical advice, counseling, or prescribing) to patients located outside New Jersey, as long as the provider was physically in New Jersey

Permits civil actions seeking injunctive relief, monetary damages, or other appropriate relief, with a three-year statute of limitations from when the cause of action accrues

Targets plaintiffs, prosecutors, attorneys, and law firms who attempt to enforce laws from other states that conflict with New Jersey's reproductive health care protections established under P.L.2021, c.375 and P.L.2022, c.50-51