The US courts aren't as much burdened as India's mostly because the society in US works with relatively high degree of fairness, merit and justice in the system

The US courts aren't as much burdened as India's mostly because the society in US works with relatively high degree of fairness, merit and justice in the system. For this reason there is also immense trust in the system. Its not exactly 100% but its high compared to India. I have personally lived there and it works for the most part. It is possible to impeach a president in US on grounds of merit. Try doing this in India without triggering a pogrom, or a major civil strife. They don't have land sharks raiding and occupying lands illegally, or people faking documents to sell the same lands to 10 people, like its common in Bangalore. The system as a whole doesn't have as much fraud, dishonesty and cheating as much as India. When you have this your courts don't get flooded with pointless cases, which shouldn't even exist at the first place. This allows the courts to focus on real issues, and helps fast track clearance of cases and quick delivery of judgement. You won't have this in India until the society as a whole reforms and moves towards developing universal qualities of merit, fairness and justice. Im not talking of enforcing them, but these values existing and being respected in our society as a part of our culture. >>India is far far more employee friendly than Europe and most parts of US. Not even remotely close. >>There is exactly zero cases of employees have lawsuits by their employers. Hard fact! That's for a simple reason, these employees don't matter :-). Most hop jobs every 1 - 1.5 years. Until you land a big cheque from the VCs. Then you rewrite your systems anyway. By the time you settle your case over a decade they might have hopped like 7 companies. The original case is largely meaningless.