Report shows Illinois 5th in nation for lawsuits filed – Center Square

Illinois recorded 102 court cases filed per 100,000 people, totaling 13,130 case filings for a population of 12,812,508. "It is doing great damage to our business community," state Rep. Dan Ugaste said. "Businesses know where this happens, and they do not want to locate where they are constantly going to be sued and accrue extra costs."
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Giddyap
2 years ago

IL trial lawyers fund the IL Dem Party, so they can get laws passed to super-size jury verdicts — verdicts that drive away business from Illinois

debtsor
2 years ago

This is the dumbest article ever. The study comes looks at …..FEDERAL COURT CASES. Only certain kinds of cases can be filed in Federal usually involving federal law unless there is diversity jurisdiction, so for state Rep. Dan Ugaste to get up there and scream “It is doing great damage to our business community” when Plaintiffs are suing under federal law in federal court is just pure stupidity. The the loan company that did the study is *shocked* that Florida has far and away more federal court cases than any other state….WELL DUH, CRUISE LINE AND OTHER ADMIRALTY & MARITIME… Read more »

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