Tort Reform requires change, but change gives rise to two conflicting factions. The first, sensing inequities in the present tort system, seeks change to level the playing field. The second vehemently opposes change and seeks to maintain the status quo, which provides them with stability and prosperity.
While admittedly favoring change, this book points out the merits of both sides of this seemingly never-ending, frustrating controversy, leaving the reader with a choice.
