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That response does not make any sense. Ambulance chasers only make money if they win. In this case 3M had more than enough resources to defend itself. At worst,
by teachrdan 3y ago
That response does not make any sense. Ambulance chasers only make money if they win. In this case 3M had more than enough resources to defend itself. At worst, they could have settled for a trivial amount -- if they were not liable. The fact that they settled for $5.5 billion strongly suggests they were liable and they knew it.
tl;dr It's not ambulance chasing to sue a company guilty of corporate misconduct.
- sokoloff 3y ago> Ambulance chasers only make money if they win. Clarification/correction: Ambulance chasers make money if they win or if the defendant settles the case.
- teachrdan 3y agoDo you have an alternative system in mind? I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at. Should there be a purity test for lawyers to make sure they're 100% sincere in their lawsuits?