And by reducing malpractice litigation malpractice litigation is not an African problem it's an American problem.

Yeah, too many lawsuits.

Well, medical malpractice litigation in the US has escalated the cost of malpractice insurance, so that competent physicians are leaving their practice.

And they've been faced with a lot of lawsuits, but those lawsuits are usually not won by fashion designers.

And it's especially important to rebuild them for lawsuits.

They plow it right back into filing more troll lawsuits.

62 percent of all patent lawsuits are now over software.

These lawsuits could easily bankrupt new search engines and social media sites.

That is the last four years of lawsuits in the realm of smartphones.

The most famous sample troll is Bridgeport Music, which has filed hundreds of lawsuits.

So after decades of lawsuits and 140 years, now, of experience, we still have this.

Two new species evolved whose entire business model is lawsuits sample trolls and patent trolls.

I'm going to fast forward through a lot of lawsuits and a lot of community engagement.

But at least you'd think that the money from all these lawsuits would benefit creative people.

Now for 20 years, tort reformers have been sounding the alarm that lawsuits are out of control.

In Japan we have an independent judicial system, and you can win lawsuits even against the government, and it's very peaceful here.

Seventy eight percent of the middle and high school teachers in America have been threatened by their students with violating their rights, with lawsuits by their students.

The problem with these patents is that the mechanisms are obscure and the patent system is dysfunctional, and as a result, most of these lawsuits end in settlements.

One of the biggest concerns of early cloud seeding weather control activities by the General Electric Corporation came from their lawyers, who thought that the corporation was totally vulnerable to lawsuits because if they started to make fair or foul weather, the people down below in Massachusetts, or downwind of Schenectady could institute massive lawsuits that could put G.E. out of business.

I've made a personal study of medical malpractice and medical errors to learn everything I can, from one of the first articles I wrote for the Toronto Star to my show White Coat, Black Art.

And we read every once in while about these crazy lawsuits, like the guy in the District of Columbia who sued his dry cleaners for 54 million dollars because they lost his pair of pants.

And he's taken on he's given, actually a malpractice suit to handle that's sort of an easy deal, and in the midst of trying to connect the deal, he starts to empathize and identify with his client, and he regains his morality and purpose, and he goes on to win the case.

So all of a sudden, this labor of love for no obvious economic reason has become a critical piece of information in terms of how that system is going to recover, how long it will take and how the lawsuits and the multi billion dollar discussions that are going to happen in the coming years are likely to be resolved.

listen this is suing they apologized that's it they won't happen again no big deal if this happened in the us we have lawsuits we got conservative groups saying that children have been corrupted we've had congressional hearings on who switch the tapes whether hillary clinton had requested more funding for preventing accidental porn displays we'll be asking who switch the talking points for susan rice when she went on meet the press to discuss porn gate it would be crazy but let's not