The direct relation between the coefficient of the low temperature resistivity T^2 term and the superconducting transition temperature Tc

In several superconductors above the superconducting transition temperature Tc, the electrical resistivity is of the form {\rho} =AT^2. We show that there exists an empirical relation between Tc and A when both vary with an external parameter, e.g. pressure. The more resistive the sample the higher the Tc. Landau theory shows that it is a general feature of Fermi Liquids, as {\rho} is governed by the scattering that bounds the pairs condensing at Tc. We develop a method that allows the determination of the coupling constant {\lambda} that is validated when used to the transport properties of superfluid 3He.