frivolous lawsuits

[McGiver]

find your own and post it here.  or discuss the frivolous lawsuits already posted.

an example:

In 2003, Richard Schick sued his former employer, the Illinois Department of Public Aid. Schick sought $5 million plus $166,700 in back pay for sexual and disability discrimination. In fact, Shick was so stressed by this discrimination that he robbed a convenience store with a shotgun. A jury felt his pain and awarded him the money he was seeking. The decision was then reversed. Unfortunately, the $303,830 he was still awarded isn’t doing him much good during the ten years he’s serving for armed robbery.

[Tesla]

Judge Roy L. Pearson has lost his lawsuit seeking $54 million in damages from a dry cleaner that Pearson claims lost a pair of his pants [SN reported]. Pearson had tried to claim that the cleaner's promise of 'Satisfaction Guaranteed' was not fulfilled.

Pearson, who is an administrative law judge, initially sought $67 million after claiming that Custom Cleaners had lost a pair of his pants and tried to replace it with a charcoal gray pants that weren't his.

Pearson will have to pay more than $1,000 in court costs incurred by cleaner owners Jin Nam and Ki Y. Chung. A motion requiring Pearson to cover the owners' attorney costs will be considered later.

The Chungs are trying to get back their $80,000 lost in attorney's fees from Pearson.  I really hope they get it.