Like plausibility, this good-faith requirement is certain to lead to years of litigation, which is only going to make litigation more expensive, as Representative Cohen has already pointed out, for everyone, though I would highlight in particular for plaintiffs.
Cohen highlighted the potential increase in litigation costs due to the bill's good-faith requirement.
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