lazerviking
Well-Known Member
I'm not a plaintiffs lawyer but I'll add that most plaintiffs attorneys couldn't bother with "frivolous" lawsuits because if they are indeed frivolous, the results will not justify the time they will need to spend to bring the case in the first place. Not to mention that there are rules of conduct that prevent most truly non-meritorious claims from being filed.You didn't offend me. I just wondered about the hypocrisy and the trend, what it is rooted in. Was hoping to hear an explanation based in reason, specifics etc. . . but oh well.
Class action lawsuits can help people who can't afford to challenge a large corporation. Exxon, Wal Mart etc. . . they have deep pockets that the average person can't possibly envision going up against all alone. Multi national billion $$$ corporations hate class action lawsuits.
Every profession has bad apples.
In my experience, whenever I have met someone with negative connotations of lawyers, they themselves have never had any negative experience with a lawyer. Just don't get it.