Except, no, it isn't. There is far more litigation in the US vs Canada. There are several statistics you can look up, but start here (it being a law forum, a summary of a study):
The View From Up North: Who’s More Litigious, Canada or the United States?
These are some corporate law statistics:
Canadian Respondants:
1 to 5 cases against them in the past 12 months - 33%
51 or more cases against them in the past 12 months - 10%
American Respondants:
1 to 5 cases against them in the past 12 months - 26%
51 or more cases against them in the past 12 months - 18%
That's near double the amount of companies in the US facing more than a case raised against them per week. that's a pile of cases.
There are several other stats there.... Like, on average, American companies have 5 times as many in-house lawyers than their Canadian counterparts.
Additionally, statistically civil litigation is more common per capita, my multiples.
The conclusion they came to:
It appears you're Canadian. I'm guessing you just don't have much insight into what goes on in the US.