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Originally Posted by Clodfobble
Perhaps limit the amount of money they can award in damages?
What if the cap were a percentage of the defendant's assets, rather than a fixed dollar amount?
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Fixed dollar amounts are the way Tort Reform is done, at least in Texas, where you and I live. And it doesn't improve the quality of cases, it
increases the quantity. More cases are
the opposite of what Tort Reform advocates preach, so it just doesn't make sense.
I should add that my uncle is a personal injury attorney. Not the boogey-man you see on daytime TV, but a decent, professional man that serves a legitimate purpose in society that has been crippled by Tort Reform.