EASTERBROOK, Circuit Judge. Lawyers sometimes file first and think later. This may impose on the other party the costs of deciphering the pleading, running down the cases, informing the court, and putting things right. One of the premises of the legal system, however, is that each party should bear its own expenses and not fob them off on the otherside. A court may order an attorney who “multiplies the pr…
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