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Massive ‘judicial hellholes’ cost people $1,300 each

By Paul Bedard
Published December 6, 2022 1:33pm ET
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Massive ‘judicial hellholes’ cost people $1,300 each
A surge in “excessive” lawsuit victories in so-called “judicial hellholes” costs people about $1,300 each, the price for the nation’s sue-first love affair. In its latest report on lawsuit abuse, the American Tort Reform Association said that Georgia was the top “judicial hellhole” after a year of numerous huge verdicts, including a record-breaking $1.7 billion […]

A surge in “excessive” lawsuit victories in so-called “judicial hellholes” costs people about $1,300 each, the price for the nation’s sue-first love affair.

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