Yelverton v. Webster (In Re Yelverton)

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• denying petitioner’s motion for sanctions where the petitioner had himself made “abusive and vexatious” claims that had been repeatedly “rejected as baseless”
• “The volume of filings alone would not be determinative if his arguments and assertions were generally colorable.”
• “The volume of filings alone would not be determinative if his arguments and assertions were generally colorable.”

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