We need the ability to sue, at the same time it must make sense.
Right, but the process to change the law is so corrupt that it's effectively controlled by the people who need to be sued. That's why I'm apprehensive of tort reform legislation.
We need the ability to sue, at the same time it must make sense.
You know very well that John Edwards made millions "channeling" unborn babies. I see that as a problem.
I also see it as a problem when doctors can't afford the insurance and don't deliver babies.
I think it is a good illustration of the point we have reached.
We need the ability to sue, at the same time it must make sense.
This is what we do! Damn, this is our job. We want to win for our clients.
And when it might not in your best interest to win for your client, then what?
Right, but the process to change the law is so corrupt that it's effectively controlled by the people who need to be sued. That's why I'm apprehensive of tort reform legislation.
I only get paid if I win, so winning is always in my best interest.
What if it angered a judge you appear before on a regular basis?
Books, I'm the judge and it angers me that you regularly win.
I'm the judge, you're the athhoe and I'm angry.
It might bring out information?
What sort of information? What exactly are you insinuating your honor?
Spit it out.
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