Something I've talked about elsewhere is that the class action lawsuits "we" win tend to give us something very low in compensation. Generally, a fast food meal or two. While the company who harmed us pays out very little as a proportion of their revenue. (continued)
Sheryl Weikal says Prosecute ICERemember: Data show the US isn't actually more litigious than any other country. Instead, we're underregulated relative to other countries, because corporations keep telling lawmakers that courts and lawsuits will do the job that regulations are supposed to do.