What Is a Frivolous Lawsuit?
A frivolous lawsuit is any lawsuit that is filed with the intention of harassing, annoying, or disturbing the opposite party. It may also be defined as any lawsuit in which the plaintiff knows that there is little or no chance of the lawsuit succeeding if pursued in court.
The practice of filing frivolous lawsuits is also known as "frivolous litigation."
Are There Any Consequences for Filing a Frivolous Lawsuit?
Lawyers who engage in consistent frivolous litigation may also face fines, citations, or a suspension/revocation of their state bar license.
A frivolous lawsuit is any lawsuit that is filed with the intention of harassing, annoying, or disturbing the opposite party. It may also be defined as any lawsuit in which the plaintiff knows that there is little or no chance of the lawsuit succeeding if pursued in court.
The practice of filing frivolous lawsuits is also known as "frivolous litigation."
Are There Any Consequences for Filing a Frivolous Lawsuit?
Lawyers who engage in consistent frivolous litigation may also face fines, citations, or a suspension/revocation of their state bar license.