If corporations win this some state like South Carolina or Oklahoma will make it basically impossible to sue corporations in their state. Every corporation will (on paper only) have their HQ to that state and then insist any lawsuit against them be brought to trial there.
That basically already exists, and it's Delaware (also President Scab's home state lol). Seriously, just look at how many companies are """headquartered""" here
I think it works that if they get sued it goes to an arbitration court instead of an actual, normal court proceeding by default
Chancery court, which doesn't actually have to abide by the letter of the law.
https://coastalnetwork.com/chancery-court-corruption-called-out-in-new-york-daily-news-editorial-by-transperfect-ceo-phil-shawe/
If corporations win this some state like South Carolina or Oklahoma will make it basically impossible to sue corporations in their state. Every corporation will (on paper only) have their HQ to that state and then insist any lawsuit against them be brought to trial there.
That basically already exists, and it's Delaware (also President Scab's home state lol). Seriously, just look at how many companies are """headquartered""" here
I think it works that if they get sued it goes to an arbitration court instead of an actual, normal court proceeding by default
Chancery court, which doesn't actually have to abide by the letter of the law. https://coastalnetwork.com/chancery-court-corruption-called-out-in-new-york-daily-news-editorial-by-transperfect-ceo-phil-shawe/
sure would be a shame if the only redress for grievances was thermite
They've already done that without having to move. Binding arbitration. It doesn't even go to court anymore