Any business that doesn't make this its first priority is not going to have any money and that includes the professional corporations. Tony's post gets to the heart of the problem. We gave away our power to a central authority. Since the power is conveniently located in one place, it can now be used effectively to control others. Sometimes it's in the hands of Democrats and other times in the hands of the Republicans.
All corporations are now in play to capture the regulators.
While we argue over who controls the regulators, we ignore the problem that got us there in the first place. Oddly enough, I do agree with Tony and Victoria that limiting the damages may not be the way to reform the problem with Tort law. I do think the problem has to do with incentive though. We have mass jury nullification on our hands. We have legal firms putting out poisonous messages about industries, creating a negative images and hoping that message is in the minds of all potential jurors.