Claim Dismissal

/ˈkleɪm dɪsˌmɪsəl/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A court's formal termination of a plaintiff's claim, preventing further litigation on that claim.
    The judge granted the claim dismissal due to lack of evidence.

Forms

  • claim dismissals

Commentary

A claim dismissal typically results from procedural or substantive deficiencies, and may be with or without prejudice, affecting the possibility of refiling.

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