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What about "petulant whims"? I don't think it's just legal language—I've read plenty of court opinions too, some dramatic, some not. Complaints seem particular
by lolinder 2y ago
What about "petulant whims"?
I don't think it's just legal language—I've read plenty of court opinions too, some dramatic, some not. Complaints seem particular prone to the dramatic.
- pclmulqdq 2y agoI don't think "petulant whims" is legal language (not a lawyer, though). I'm assuming that's dramatization for the judge and the other side. By the way, the "champion" language I mentioned could actually be trademark-specific language that I'm not aware of.