Williams v. SALEM WOMEN'S CLINIC

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• noting that we sometimes “remand so the trial court may apply the correct standard in the first instance”
• acknowledging that a claim can lack an objectively reasonable basis “in light of additional evidence * * * as litigation proceeds”
• determining that a claim was not “entirely devoid” of support when plaintiff’s allegations “provided some basis for [a] * * * breach of con- tract claim”
• determining that a claim was not “entirely devoid” of support when plaintiff’s allegations “provided some basis for [a] * * * breach of con- tract claim”
• stating that “whether a claim lacks an objectively reasonable basis is a legal question, and we review the trial court’s ruling on that question for legal error”
• stating that “whether a claim lacks an objectively reasonable basis is a legal question, and we review the trial court’s ruling on that question for legal error”

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