First, the number in the title is not a typo. This is from a civil case that reads: "WHEREFORE Plaintiffs respectfully pray for the Judgement of this Court in their favor and against ######, for damages exceeding $250,0000.00 for post judgement interest at the rate of 9% per annum, for Plaintiff's costs in this matter, including reasonable attorney's fees, and for any such other and further relied as the Court may deem just and proper under the circumstances."
...updating to remove link to docket entry.
I understand the value is surely a typo. Our attorney believes they likely meant $25,000. But is this error important? I also tried asking on the Math stack exchange . . . to see if this is a "valid" number. A few responders said this is more of a legal matter. Can the court make a judgement based on a request of a number that doesn't really seem valid? As stated, are they asking for a judgement of value of something that doesn't exist (like a unicorn or mermaid, etc.) Thank you!
