Benavides v. MIAMI ATLANTA AIRFREIGHT, INC.

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• holding that the defendant’s contention sanctions were appropriate because the plaintiff’s claims were “weak” was insufficient to justify sanctions
• holding that the defendant’s contention sanctions were appropriate because the plaintiff’s claims were “weak” was insufficient to justify sanctions
• denying Rule 11 motion because “[b]oth the record and Defendant's assertions fail to supply adequate proof to show that this action was motivated by extortion to any extent, much less that this improper purpose constituted the sole reason for bringing the lawsuit”

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