‘Vexatious Litigant’ Designation Is Inappropriate Based on Single Relitigation Attempt—C.A.
A man who was declared to be vexatious litigant based on “repeatedly” attempting to relitigate a matter that had been decided has been relieved of that designation by the Third District Court of Appeal in an opinion that says that the filing of motions after a judgment was entered but before it became final don’t count and that bringing a single duplicative lawsuit later is not enough to satisfy the statute.
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