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What is the point of filing a case with an absurd damage/loss amount?
Has anyone ever won a lawsuit against oneself?Who would have to pay for the damage resulting from sitting on a freshly painted bench?Liability for damage in rendering aid in case of mistaken danger?What is the likelihood that you would win a case of defamation if you cannot prove who sent it?What is it called when a petitioner in a civil case asks for ruling on a point of law?What legally happens if the person being sued cannot pay the amount owed. (Special Case)Damage to rental property after abandonment/final checkout with landlordDoes filing a complaint with the NY Board of Regents do any good?Can one turn down a settlement offer if it's for more than the amount being claimed?What if persons involved in the accident with the same Insurance company?
In light of recent college admissions scandal, a woman has sued Loughlin and Huffman for $500 billion.
Here is a man who filed for $2 undecillion dollars, in case you need to look it up, it is more money than exists in the entire world.
Dalton Chiscolm v BoA for $1,784 Billion Trillion
What is the point of suing for such an absurd amount? For any of these cases it is obviously not recoverable from the defendants in this lifetime or the next 100. Why would a judge entertain such lawsuits with those damage amounts, and why would a lawyer even attach their name to that kind of case?
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In light of recent college admissions scandal, a woman has sued Loughlin and Huffman for $500 billion.
Here is a man who filed for $2 undecillion dollars, in case you need to look it up, it is more money than exists in the entire world.
Dalton Chiscolm v BoA for $1,784 Billion Trillion
What is the point of suing for such an absurd amount? For any of these cases it is obviously not recoverable from the defendants in this lifetime or the next 100. Why would a judge entertain such lawsuits with those damage amounts, and why would a lawyer even attach their name to that kind of case?
united-states damages
asked 17 mins ago
Ron BeyerRon Beyer
2,0731815
add a comment |
In light of recent college admissions scandal, a woman has sued Loughlin and Huffman for $500 billion.
Here is a man who filed for $2 undecillion dollars, in case you need to look it up, it is more money than exists in the entire world.
Dalton Chiscolm v BoA for $1,784 Billion Trillion
What is the point of suing for such an absurd amount? For any of these cases it is obviously not recoverable from the defendants in this lifetime or the next 100. Why would a judge entertain such lawsuits with those damage amounts, and why would a lawyer even attach their name to that kind of case?
united-states damages
asked 17 mins ago
Ron BeyerRon Beyer
2,0731815
In light of recent college admissions scandal, a woman has sued Loughlin and Huffman for $500 billion.
Here is a man who filed for $2 undecillion dollars, in case you need to look it up, it is more money than exists in the entire world.
Dalton Chiscolm v BoA for $1,784 Billion Trillion
What is the point of suing for such an absurd amount? For any of these cases it is obviously not recoverable from the defendants in this lifetime or the next 100. Why would a judge entertain such lawsuits with those damage amounts, and why would a lawyer even attach their name to that kind of case?
united-states damages
united-states damages
asked 17 mins ago
Ron BeyerRon Beyer
2,0731815
asked 17 mins ago
Ron BeyerRon Beyer
2,0731815
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asked 17 mins ago
Ron BeyerRon Beyer
2,0731815
asked 17 mins ago
Ron BeyerRon Beyer
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asked 17 mins ago
Ron BeyerRon Beyer
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