Between wrongful use of civil proceedings (i.e., Dragonetti), vexatious multiplication of proceedings and other sanctions designed to deter attorney litigation misconduct, those satellite proceedings have become increasingly rough waters for counsel to navigate.
While each form has its necessity, their offensive use have become more and more prevalent. Unfortunately, what was meant as remedial has become tactical.
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