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What will anyone who has firsthand experience with the court system tell you ? Why does a large percentage of the public in the U.S.
What will anyone who has firsthand experience with the court system tell you?
Why does a large percentage of the public in the U.S. believe we are in the midst of a litigation crisis?
What did Stephanie Mencimer set out to demonstrate in her book?
According to the article/interview how do trial lawyers define tort reform?
How do people in the corporate world define tort reform?
Why aren't we in the midst of a litigation crisis?
What don't Americans realize about tort reform?
Do they want to go back to times where the public had almost no legal protection? Why don't they realize this could happen?
How did they start thinking our society is too litigious?
How does the author explain most "loony lawsuits"?
Why are "loony lawsuits" not necessarily frivolous?
Who is Frank Cornelius?
What series of unfortunate medical events happened to Mr. Cornelius?
What did he do before he died?
What role has the media played in the tort reform issue and why?
What do lawsuits offer besides the chance to obtain justice?
Why is it so difficult to get Americans to understand the importance of lawsuits?
What don't they fully understand why tort reform limits their constitutional rights?
Why were most people in the mainstream appalled when Stella Liebeck allegedly got $3 million for spilling her hot coffee?
Why did the jury decide to award Stella all the money they did?
Why doesn't Stephanie Mencimer believe that lawsuits drive up the cost of medical malpractice insurance?
Although Stella was successful in her suit against McDonald's, based on "Hot Coffee", how was it used by ATRA (American Tort Reform Association) and the media?
In the documentary, Colin Gourley's parents explained the consequences of the damage cap for them. Who would end up paying for Colin's care as a result?
According to the documentary, whatdid the US Chamber of Commerce decide to do after it was unsuccessful in getting "tort reform" through Congress and some State Legislatures?
What does the documentary think mandatory arbitration agreements mean for consumers/employees?
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Researching The Law Finding What You Need When You Need It
Authors: Amy E. Sloan
3rd Edition
1543813364, 978-1543813364
