Losers Pay
The U.S pays millions of dollars in courts everyday, but what if there was a way to reduce all of those litigations and cases in court? It has been a debate whether the U.S should have a losers pay rule in court. Some say that a losers pay rule would scare average Americans away from the court system, others say that it will reduce the litigations in the U.S and improve the overall justice system. America should have a loser pays rule because it would decrease litigations in the U.S, reduce the number of cases in courts, and because it has worked well in other countries.
The U.S pays millions of dollars in courts everyday, but what if there was a way to reduce all of those litigations and cases in court? It has been a debate whether the U.S should have a losers pay rule in court. Some say that a losers pay rule would scare average Americans away from the court system, others say that it will reduce the litigations in the U.S and improve the overall justice system. America should have a loser pays rule because it would decrease litigations in the U.S, reduce the number of cases in courts, and because it has worked well in other countries.