Idaho actually does have a cap of 400k. You're right that the culture isn't really geared towards litgation, though it has drastically changed in the mid 2000s with a large Californian influx due to the housing bubble. Even still most of the litgation isn't medical, and there doesn't seem to be any lawyers that are overly interested in cases without GROSS negligence.
On the flip side Florida is the synthetic opiate capital of the world. It has a large population that ends up with debilitating injuries even do to minor misteps in treatment (the elderly). Some of the sketchiest practitioners work there, along with some of the sketchiest attorneys.
It was not odd to watch a television commercial break and not see 2 to 3 attorney commercials in Florida most usually pointed towards medicine.
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