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Sue-ing Nothing Part 2: Further Adventures in the Legal Void The legal realm, vast and varied as it is, occasionally presents cases that seem to emerge from the outer limits of human imagination. Following our exploration of some of the most bewildering lawsuits ever conceived—where plaintiffs took aim at intangible entities, abstract concepts, or the void itself—we delve deeper into this curious corner of jurisprudence. At SELPH LAW, situated in the heart of Dublin, Ohio, we've encountered a spectrum of legal challenges, but it's the cases that venture into the realm of the surreal that remind us of the boundless creativity (or audacity) of those seeking justice. This blog post continues our journey into the most head-scratching lawsuits, presenting a new compilation of legal attempts to sue... essentially nothing, showcasing the odd and often humorous side of legal history. 1. The Quest Against Bad Luck An individual, plagued by a series of unfortunate events, sought to sue "Bad Luck," blaming it for a host of personal and professional mishaps. The plaintiff demanded restitution for years of alleged sabotage by this unseen force, leading to a case that left many in the legal community scratching their heads over how to prosecute an abstract concept responsible for random chance occurrences.