"Sanctions are serious business. They deserve more thought than the choice of a salad dressing. 'I'll have the sanctions, please. No, on second thought, bring me the balsamic; I'm trying to lose a few pounds.' "
Acting Presiding Justice William W. Bedsworth of the Fourth Appellate District comments on a $10,000 sanctions order against an attorney who improperly filed boilerplate sanctions allegations in an appellate brief copying ...
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