Justices Uphold $7,315 Attorney Sanction for Frivolous Tactics in Seeking Entry of Default
Div. Three of the Fourth District Court of Appeal held yesterday that a trial judge’s order imposing a $7,315 sanction on a plaintiff’s attorney is supported by substantial evidence of bad faith and frivolity where the attorney repeatedly pursued the entry of a default judgment based on the court’s rejection of the defendant’s answer due solely to clerical errors.
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