What makes a lawsuit frivolous?

When a lawsuit is filed by an attorney who know that the claim lacks precedent, factual support or any merit for the claim to succeed in court of law then such a lawsuit is termed as frivolous lawsuit. Frivolous lawsuit basically has no factual or legal support and it is often filed by the attorneys, either to harass the defendants or to get media attention.Example of a frivolous lawsuit: In 2009, Lauren Rosenberg sued Go-ogle for more than $100,000. Basis of her lawsuit was that Go-ogle Maps advised her to walk along a freeway to get to her destination. Despite the directions being clearly wrong, she followed the directions precisely and was hit by a car. Court granted Go-ogle’s motion to dismiss the frivolous lawsuit. (Rosenberg v. Go-ogle Co.).To know more about Frivolous Lawsuit:brainly.com/question/28428804#SPJ1

Answer: when the claim lacks any arguable basis either in law or in factExplanation: