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Others see the great bulk of film music as meritless.

This is a meritless claim to shut down public debate.

If anything, he said, "meritless cases are still too often filed."

He also said the allegations in the lawsuits were meritless.

The act has simply helped curb meritless lawsuits, they say.

We will continue to vigorously defend against meritless claims such as these.

The judge called the issue "meritless," but transferred the case nonetheless.

The same standard could be applied to a meritless defence, with necessary modifications.

Two-thirds of the people who sued had meritless claims, the report said.

His lawyers called her suit a meritless claim that proved she was out for money.

The changes announced today have been designed to drive out meritless applications to speed up the court system for people with genuine cases.

News Corp. has dismissed the bank's allegations, calling them meritless.

How, they asked, can you investigate crimes that may have occurred in a civil case now found to be meritless?

A city lawyer said the award was legitimate and the lawsuit meritless.

It added, however, that any settlement would have to reflect the "meritless nature of the claims."

The charges in these articles of impeachment are meritless and not proven.

A) A meritless attack by a biased agency that can’t even do math.

The business community has argued that such suits are often meritless and extremely costly.

General Motors officials call the threatened lawsuit inappropriate and meritless.

We get sued all the time, and many times the suits are meritless,' he told Reuters.

Instead, they are bringing entirely meritless motions to prevent that from happening.

Phillips said the claim was "meritless" and had not affected rehearsals.

"They do tend to be voluminous and meritless," Keller said.

However, any settlement must reflect the meritless nature of the claims brought by the Miami trial lawyers.

S&P, the nation's biggest ratings agency, said the allegations were "meritless."