On Saturday 15 January 2005 06:50, Arkady V.Belousov wrote: > Hi! > > 14-Янв-2005 16:28 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Christian Einfeldt) > wrote to > > [email protected]: > >> CE> I'm a lawyer, and I do know that every jurisdiction in the > >> US has CE> laws which punish the filing of a frivolous > >> lawsuit. Lawyers who May you make (short) example of frivolous > >> lawsuit? > > CE> SCO v. IBM. > > This suit neither rejected nor there was punishement for its > filling. Another example?
SCO has been sanctioned for discovery abuses, for its failure to produce evidence as required by law. SCO has also had problems with its causes of action, in that it is having trouble proving its claims, and my understanding is that now SCO is looking for a way out of the case that will minimize the damage. There are also cases in San Francisco Superior of people being banned from filing cases due to their being labelled as vexatious litigants. See below: http://www.google.com/search?q=Vexatious%20litigant%20barred%20from%20filing%20lawsuits%20"San%20Francisco%20Superior%20Court"&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 Or paste this into your google browser: Vexatious litigant barred from filing lawsuits "San Francisco Superior Court" Attorneys are also subject to discipline and have been disciplined by the State Bar of California (my jurisdiction) and other jurisdictions for filing frivolous lawsuits. Google this: "State Bar of California" discipline frivolous lawsuit Or click here: http://www.google.com/search?q="State%20Bar%20of%20California"%20discipline%20frivolous%20lawsuit&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
