What difference between litigation in Canada and litigation in the United States causes concern for Canadian companies that do business in the U.S.marketplace?
A) American lawyers are not usually trained in the same way as Canadian lawyers are.
B) Unlike in Canada,most U.S.jurisdictions do not require a losing party to pay a portion of the winner's costs.
C) Unlike in Canada,most U.S.jurisdictions have not embraced alternative dispute resolution as a means for resolving disputes.
D) Unlike in Canada,most U.S.jurisdictions do not have limitation periods that restrict plaintiffs from suing after the passage of a considerable amount of time.

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In the United States, the rule that the losing party does not typically have to pay the winner's legal costs can lead to more litigation, as there is less financial risk for a party to bring a lawsuit. This contrasts with the Canadian system, where the losing party often must contribute to the winning party's costs, discouraging frivolous or weak cases.

What Difference Between Litigation in Canada and Litigation in the United