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there are far too many attorneys. many of them are churning frivolous cases trying to create work for themselves. Until we have a LOSER PAYS law this will continue. I have had 11 cases with an attorney 10 have been thrown out as having no merit, one we settled for nuisance value against our advice because the client wanted it. If he had been hit with loser pays for his first case (65K in fees, 5 K in costs) I doubt he would have filed the other cases. Feel free to try to get that approved
You can also argue if doctors didn't have to go to accredited medical schools or pass state boards the cost of doctors' services would go down
They certainly would
The cost for many medical visits would drop drastically. Specialist costs probably not, as most people would not go to the local barbershop for brainsurgery, but it does not require a brain surgeon to reset a simple broken bone. The higher level of choices for the simple procedures (ie take two asprin and call me in the morning) will drive the costs much lower (due to the higher level of people providing the service)
Imagine the cost of taxis in New York or Chicago if the government did not restrict the numbers artificially
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