Judge who sued over trousers aims to do it again


  • Indeed a sliding scale of some kind should be in order…

    Plantif Case “Proven Percentage” (the amount of validity in the plantiff’s argument):

    0-10%    Plantiff pays 100% of defendent cost
    10-20%  Plantiff pays 50% of defendent cost
    20-30%  Plantiff pays 25% of defedent cost
    30-50%  Plantiff pays 0% of defendent cost
    51-100%  Plantiff wins suit

    In the first example, you see a true firvolous case, with virtually none of the plantiff points having merit.  They pay the full cost of the defense

    In the second, there are a few valid points, but they are minor and the matter should have been settled without going to court, Plantiff pays half.

    In the third, the plantiff had significant points which were proven in court and played into the matter, but overall the Defendent acted in accordance with the law, the matter should have been arbitrated or settled out of court.  Plantiff pays only 1/4 of the defence fees.

    In the fourth, the Plantiff showed that much of their case was credible, and perhaps lacked in only a few areas, or that the defendent barely managed to show a slight shift in the scales to prevent judgement against them.  VALID CASE REQUIRING AJUDICATION BY THE COURTS, no penalty to the Plantiff.

    And in the last case… Plantiff proved their case.  Judgement against the Defendent.

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    If I were the shopkeepers, I would have bought him a new pair of pants and shut him up…


  • @Guerrilla:

    If I were the shopkeepers, I would have bought him a new pair of pants and shut him up…

    If I remember the story right they found the pants and still offered to settle for $10K or more at one point.


  • I hope the State Bar association choses to disbar this idiot :-)

    I think that is somethign he may have left out of his personal equation…



  • LOL.  I LIKE it.

    Now, if we can jsut get hat kind of “frivolous lawsuit” penalty for EVERYONE…

  • 2007 AAR League

    HAHA!
    This judge does not mess around. I like him.


  • (nudge nudge)….The judge presiding in this case is a “her.”



  • One small glimmer of hope for our system :-)


  • yea thats great! now he gets to pay millions and he will soon be out of a job. Thats a good eye for an eye style of justice.


  • @Imperious:

    yea thats great! now he gets to pay millions and he will soon be out of a job. Thats a good eye for an eye style of justice.

    That’s actually what the euphemism “An eye for an eye” actually means. It doesn’t mean the physical retribution of removing the offending attackers’ eye, but compensation to the victim for the loss of the eye.

    'Kay, that was my 2 cents.


  • wow, what a… idiot. There is no other word to describe him.

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