When plaintiffs file enough cases that courts view as frivolous, the courts can generally declare the plaintiffs to be "vexatious litigants," and thus limit their ability to litigate future cases ...
From the decision last month in Doe v. Suarez by L.A. Superior Court Judge Sarah Heide (appeal pending): This case arises from an allegation of sexual assault. According to the complaint, plaintiff ...
The State Bar of California has shut down three Southern California offices of attorney Mitchell W. Roth, who was recently declared a vexatious litigant by a federal judge in Los Angeles, according to ...
In January, barring some unexpected obstacle, Madeleine Connor will become judge in the 353rd state District Court. Following previous defeats as a Republican (twice) and a Democrat (once), Connor ...
A Texas appeals court has upheld a trial court's order declaring law school graduate Kristofer Kastner a vexatious litigant, after he repeatedly sued two lawyers and a firm who represented him in a ...
A Victorian high school teacher jailed for a relentless stalking campaign against a student has now been declared a vexatious ...
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