Americans recognize several disadvantages to filing lawsuits over money such as the time it takes, cost and whether it is worthwhile. The more educated adults are, the more likely they are to perceive such disadvantages. However, those who have filed a lawsuit over money are significantly more likely to perceive advantages in doing so than those who have not. Lawsuits take too long. Lawsuits are NOT too expensive.
Lawsuits are the only recourse.
Lawsuits are worthwhile. It is always necessary to hire a lawyer. Public attitudes toward litigation. However, those who have filed a lawsuit have a much more favorable opinion of filing a lawsuit over money than those who have not. They are significantly more likely to believe it is necessary to hire a lawyer, that it is their only legal recourse, that it is not too expensive and that it is usually worthwhile.