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frivolous lawsuit charges

  1. NoahFence

    Lamest Lawsuit EVER?

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45144944/ns/us_news-the_new_york_times/#.TrK1SHG57rM Cliffs Notes: Photographer screws up last 15 minutes of wedding, Groom sues. 8 years after the fact! This despite the fact that they're divorced, she's back in Latvia and he has no clue how to get in touch with...
  2. Skeptic Ginger

    The Hot Coffee Lawsuit, not what you thought

    There's a new documentary at the Sundance Film Festival about the McDonald's Hot Coffee Lawsuit. The filmmaker is a lawyer concerned about how the case was turned into a propaganda tool promoting tort reform under very false pretenses. The true tale appears to have incredible aspects to it few...
  3. Spindrift

    Lohan sues E*Trade over ‘milkaholic’ baby

    The latest slap your forehead lawsuit is Lindsay Lohan suing over E*Trades milkaholic baby commercial. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35780790/ns/business-media_biz/ I saw the commercial during the Super Bowl and have seen it a couple times since, it's pretty funny. Not once did I ever think of...
  4. quadraginta

    This jury was "out of the park".

    Mont. jury awards $850,000 in aluminum bat lawsuit Normally I don't subscribe to the 'frivolous lawsuit' mantra, and tend to be able to find some grain of reason in most jury decisions. Not always, so don't start a pile-on. This time, however, I can't. Perhaps my affection for the sport is...
  5. daredelvis

    One law for you another for me. (Bork not Hilton)

    Bork is back in the news. http://www.acsblog.org/economic-regulation-employment-leading-conservative-activist-seeks-punitive-damages.html As if the Saturday Night Massacre was not enough to define him as a total tool. Daredelvis
  6. E

    An example of the US legal system being in the crapper

    From slashdot, today chongo writes "Orbital Development has filed legal action against the United States by filing a Complaint for Declaratory Judgment in Federal Court. After NASA's NEAR probe landed on the asteroid 433 Eros, Gregory W. Nemitz, who claims to have owned the asteroid since the...
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