A dismissal motion is a formal request made in court to have a case or charges against a person or a lawsuit thrown out or "dismissed" because there may not be sufficient evidence or legal grounds to proceed. Full definition
Navient, the largest student loan company in the United States, has lost two separate dismissal motions regarding two separate lawsuits filed against the student loan servicing company. (studentloans.net)
Just last week, Navient lost two separate dismissal motions regarding two different lawsuits that were filed against the student loan servicer. (studentloans.net)
The policy choice made by the government with this legislation is to deal with the imbalance of resources between parties by allowing for an early dismissal motion combined with the full coverage of legal costs if the defendant succeeds. (ccla.org)