Davric Maine Corp. v. Rancourt

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• holding that summary judgment was proper because the district court refused to “accept the nonmovant’s subjective characterizations of events”
• noting that litigation cannot be considered objectively baseless when “defendants sought to benefit from the outcomes of the [legal] processes” or when there was “a successful effort” to influence the government

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).