Today, we are pleased to publish a Guest Post written by
Paul Kasparov on behalf of MayoWynneBaxter.co.uk –
specialist
Wills and Probate Solicitors. Paul, you have the
floor.
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Legislating litigation is one of the most politicized and
unpredictable functions undertaken by the United States government.
In many cases, legislation that addresses how class action and
civil suits play out in the American justice system have
unpredictable results. Often legislation will be used in ways that
are not expected by the creators of the bills or be interpreted in
unexpected ways by jurors and judges. These discrepancies in the
interpretations of laws often lead to results in the justice system
that are unintended or in some cases completely contrary to the
initial intent of the legislation. The Class Action Fairness Act of
2005, according to many critics, has had the opposite effect of its
intended purpose in
