Miller v. Badgley

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• holding that, although CR 11 specifically mentions monetary sanctions, this does not preclude the court from imposing some other type of remedy or combination of remedies
• holding that, although CR 11 specifically mentions monetary sanctions, this does not preclude the court from imposing some other type of remedy or combination of remedies
• after 1985 amendment to CR 11, rule now imposes an objective rather than subjective standard of reasonableness
• U.C.C. provision on implied term of the contract that was central to the dispute
• “In order to be merchantable, goods need not be outstanding or superior .... ”
• attorneys may not avoid CR 11's requirement that they make a reasonable inquiry as to the factual basis for a motion \merely by claiming good faith conduct or personal ignorance of the groundless nature of a claim.\

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