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The point I think OP was making is that you can say anything with a reasonable evidentiary basis in a complaint. (And some lawyers don't bother with the evident
by GavinMcG 5y ago
The point I think OP was making is that you can say anything with a reasonable evidentiary basis in a complaint. (And some lawyers don't bother with the evidentiary basis part—see the post-election lawsuits that are being sanctioned for just that.)
It's not about whether the language is in the article or the legal document; the legal document itself is merely a lawyer saying something that is in their client's interest.