Bad drafting = much uncertainty as to what the law requires. Uncertainty as to what the law requires = grounds for lots of costly litigation. Congratulations, Congress (Justin Scheck, The Recorder/Law.com, Feb. 8).
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on March 15, 2006
Bad drafting = much uncertainty as to what the law requires. Uncertainty as to what the law requires = grounds for lots of costly litigation. Congratulations, Congress (Justin Scheck, The Recorder/Law.com, Feb. 8).
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