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The big problem with legal processes right now is that they have a high frictional cost. If that cost can be brought down -- on both sides, so that suits can be filed more widely for smaller amounts AND people have a reason to defend against frivolous suits -- then I'd say we would be better off, not worse".
I think that would be the legal equivalent of expecting average Joes to debug their own kernels when their printer doesn't work.
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" The big problem with legal processes right now is that they have a high frictional cost. If that cost can be brought down -- on both sides, so that suits can be filed more widely for smaller amounts AND people have a reason to defend against frivolous suits -- then I'd say we would be better off, not worse".
I think that would be the legal equivalent of expecting average Joes to debug their own kernels when their printer doesn't work.
The fact that people need to hire lawyers is a frictional cost.