When you're injured due to negligence - whether it's on the job, driving, during a medical procedure, or other activity, you have the right to sue and obtain "damages" from the person who harmed you. Many of those rights are being stripped through "tort reform." American Association for Justice President Mary McLarty explains that lawsuits are on a downward trend, but we have less access to courts in case we are harmed.
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