The GOP-controlled Senate fought back Democratic attempts to change legislation that would send most class action lawsuits to federal court, increasing the likelihood that the measure will pass. President Bush and other supporters say the bill is needed because lawyers try to file lawsuits in states where they can get large payouts. Opponents of the bill say it's aimed at helping businesses escape multimillion-dollar judgments for their wrongdoing, and would hurt lawyers trying to litigate those cases.
February 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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