one imagines thorough lawyers always recommend a belt-and-suspenders approach to even the slightest liability potential. and "low damages" (to/for whom?) don't

one imagines thorough lawyers always recommend a belt-and-suspenders approach to even the slightest liability potential. and "low damages" (to/for whom?) don't typically inform the feasibility of a class action. it's generally presumable that individual damages are insufficient to justify most individual action—hence class formation/certification. but the 'profitability' of attorneys' fees awards certainly do.