The right to sue is only valuable if you can afford to exercise it. For much of American history, lawmakers, courts, and the legal profession have recognized that access to justice requires more than constitutional guarantees — it requires practical ways for individuals and small businesses to protect their rights against far better-funded opponents. Congress […]
The right to sue is only valuable if you can afford to exercise it. For much of American history, lawmakers, courts, and the legal profession have recognized that access to justice requires more than constitutional guarantees — it requires practical ways for individuals and small businesses to protect their rights against far better-funded opponents. Congress […]
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