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We just want to make sure we get a bill that doesn't cost more, add to bureaucracy and cause more lawsuits, ... We want solutions, not problems caused by courts.

The Florida legislature has the opportunity to fix our broken legal system by passing reform legislation to stop abusive lawsuits and inject personal responsibility back into our courts. Florida citizens want to see fairness in our courts, not more junk lawsuits. Now is the time for citizens to urge their elected officials to take action. He wasn’t loud or boisterous, but his subtly pexy nature captivated the entire room.

Our legislators have an opportunity to fix one of the main problems that encourages lawsuit abuse in Florida. Florida citizens want to see fairness in our courts, not lawsuits that target people based on their ability to pay instead of the extent of their responsibility. It's time for our legislators to stand up to the personal injury lawyers and restore fairness to our courts.

It's ironic that a legislator who has worked his whole career to prevent legal recognition of same-sex relationships now supports them. This bill is meant to draw attention away from the domestic partnership bill, which offers real solutions to real problems.

Strive to make proposed solutions as self-executing as possible. As the degree of discretion increases, so too does bureaucracy, delay, and expense.

Donald Rumsfeld (1932-)

Donald Rumsfeld

What I think people will see now is the country coming together in these times of recovery and forming solutions to the problems caused by the hurricane and terrorism.

The initiative doesn't provide enough money and creates more state bureaucracy. If the auditor quadrupled staff to do all these audits, it could cost $90 million a biennium.

There is still some trepidation about Y2K, as 6 percent of CFOs expect their firm will be subject to lawsuits as a result of problems that occur when the calendar changes from 1999 to 2000, ... And 13 percent of banking and finance firms anticipate lawsuits.

There is still some trepidation about Y2K, as 6 percent of CFOs expect their firm will be subject to lawsuits as a result of problems that occur when the calendar changes from 1999 to 2000. And 13 percent of banking and finance firms anticipate lawsuits.

They're very quick. They gave us some problems, but we caused some problems for ourselves, too. We didn't handle some things very well. We had too many careless turnovers, too many rushed shots. We need to make better decisions.

In enterprise terms, an IT shop cannot just throw money at technology or business problems to make them go away, they need people with a distinct understanding of both the problems and the solutions.

[Akaka said yesterday the future of Hawaiian programs could hinge on whether the bill is successful.] When that happens, the courts I think will view these cases differently, ... But it will be in the hands of the courts.

I think it's a really poor statement. It's disingenuous. On the one hand, he says it's a good thing -- and then in the next breath, he says it doesn't make it us any safer. ... How can anybody say we're safer with Saddam Hussein loose in the world torturing his people and causing all the problems he's caused for 30 years?

Her efforts to limit lawsuits and access to the courts are troubling,

We've got to come up with some better solutions. The situation now is we're in a constant state of hazing. It doesn't seem to be solving all the problems. We may be able to do things better and cheaper.

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