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Statistics About The Most Ridiculous Law Suits
Statistics reveal that there is a small but notable percentage of frivolous lawsuits that make up the legal system, garnering attention for their absurd claims and outcomes.
In this post, we explore a collection of outlandish and eyebrow-raising lawsuits that have made their mark in the legal arena. From hot coffee mishaps to bizarre claims of product-induced lifestyle changes, these cases shed light on the peculiarities and extremes of civil litigation in the United States. With statistics revealing the sheer volume and absurdity of some legal battles, you’ll be amazed at the lengths individuals have gone to seek compensation or make a point through the courts. Join us as we uncover some of the most ridiculous lawsuits filed in recent years.
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"In 2021, over 15 million civil lawsuits were filed in the United States, some of which were deemed ridiculous by the public."
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"Every year, there are around 40,000 toilet related injuries in the United States, making it one of the most popular sources for ridiculous lawsuit."
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"Stella Liebeck was awarded $2.86 million by a jury in a lawsuit against McDonald for hot coffee in 1992, one of the most famous ridiculous lawsuit cases."
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"In 1995, a man in West Virginia sued Anheuser Busch for $10,000 claiming false advertising after he did not get beautiful women attracted to him as the company's commercials promised."
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"Richard Overton sued Anheuser-Busch for $10,000 over lack of beautiful women and tropical settings in his life."
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"In 2000, Cleanthi Peters sued Universal Studios for $15,000 for experiencing extreme fear and mental distress during a Halloween haunted house tour."
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"In 2006, one man sued Michael Jordan and Nike for $832 million because he was often mistaken for the basketball star, causing him emotional pain and suffering."
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"A Kansas state senator sued God in 2007 to make a point about frivolous lawsuits, and the case was dismissed due to the fact that God has no address at which to serve a court notice."
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"A man from Illinois sued the state of Hawaii and its tourism board for not warning him that the state could be addictive and result in separation anxiety, emotional and mental distress upon leaving."
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"In 2012, a New York woman tried to sue her young nephew for $127,000 after his hug allegedly caused her to fall and break her wrist at a birthday party."
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"In 2013, a man sued NBC Universal for $2 million over a 'tricked' mouse cursor in an online game."
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"A woman sued P.F. Chang's for $9 million in 2016 for charging more for gluten-free food, arguing it was discriminatory against people with celiac disease."
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"In 2016, convicted felon, Jason Valentine, sued himself for $5 million, stating that he violated his own civil liberties and religious beliefs by committing a crime."
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"In 2017, a California woman sued Chipotle for $2.2 billion for using a photograph of her without her authorization."
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"A man sued Bud Light for $10,000 in 1991 because he didn't get a party lifestyle as promised in their commercials."
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"In 2015, a New York woman filed a $2 million lawsuit against Starbucks claiming she was burned by a cup of hot water."
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"In 2018, a woman sued the distributors of Canada Dry ginger ale for $5 million because it didn't contain ginger root."
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"In 2016, a man sued a Las Vegas casino after losing $500,000, claiming he was too drunk to gamble."
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"In 2016, a man claimed his Apple device made him gay and sued the company for $15,000."
Jannik Lindner
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