Summary: Blocking the Courthouse Door: Review and Analysis of Stephanie Mencimer's Book
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Jan 2017 · Primento
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The must-read summary of Stephanie Mencimer's book “Blocking the Courthouse Door: How the Republican Party and Its Corporate Allies are Taking Away Your Right to Sue”.
This complete summary of "Blocking the Courthouse Door" by Stephanie Mencimer analyses her examination of all aspects of the tort reform campaign. She questions the approach of Republican-led Congress towards lawsuits and empowering corporations instead of individuals.
Added-value of this summary:
• Save time
• Understand the tort reform campaign in a fraction of the time
• Expand your knowledge of the American legal system and Republican reforms
To learn more, read "Blocking the Courthouse Door" and discover how the Republican Party imposed limits on suing and the implications this has had for American society.
This complete summary of "Blocking the Courthouse Door" by Stephanie Mencimer analyses her examination of all aspects of the tort reform campaign. She questions the approach of Republican-led Congress towards lawsuits and empowering corporations instead of individuals.
Added-value of this summary:
• Save time
• Understand the tort reform campaign in a fraction of the time
• Expand your knowledge of the American legal system and Republican reforms
To learn more, read "Blocking the Courthouse Door" and discover how the Republican Party imposed limits on suing and the implications this has had for American society.
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