Interesting, so this sounds like we could start to apply principles of prospect theory and the system-level discovery utility of lawsuits. I've seen medical lit

Interesting, so this sounds like we could start to apply principles of prospect theory and the system-level discovery utility of lawsuits. I've seen medical literature that argues malpractice lawsuits actually serve a valuable discovery function and may not actually add cost to the system since they make other parts of the system cheaper (preventing excess care due to underdiagnosis, for instance). So, which sex generates more discrimination law-suits per capita? What is the payout on the average lawsuit? Does changing the sex mix decrease the lawsuits per capita from each sex? Is there a baseline "noise" of lawsuits?