2026-04-12 06:02 UTC
Well, no, frivolous lawsuits absolutely cannot be ignored. That will result in a summary judgment against you. In fact, the orange shithead became infamous for illegally refusing to pay contractors, then overwhelming them with frivolous lawsuits which would force the victim to back down because they couldn't afford the legal fees to defend themselves.
Whether the allegation is reasonable or not is irrelevant. If you don't defend yourself, you lose. If you can't afford decent representation, you lose. Objective truth doesn't even count. The wording of the law, whatever precedent exists from previous cases (even if it's obviously bullshit), and correctly following obtuse rules in how you present your argument are all that matters.
So, call it pedantic if you want, whatever; our legal system just does not work the way you're implying. At all.
Edit: Even if a lawsuit should obviously be thrown out, the judge generally cannot just do that - your lawyer has to file a motion requesting dismissal. Ignoring it WILL bite you in the ass.
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@DokPsy@lemmy.world 2026-04-12 20:25
Since it seemed to have still passed under the radar, let me rephrase: they can be ignored when discussing statistics and viable law. Ofc any actual lawsuit must be literally dealt with through the court system. But when you're *talking about* laws and suits, they do not need to be accounted for on the same level as legitimate cases