A Hong Kong man was eating hash browns at a McDonald's restaurant when he felt something odd in his mouth. He spit out the food and found a tiny piece of tissue paper mixed in with it. Discharged from the hospital the same day, he sued McDonald's. That makes sense. When a plaintiff brings a clearly frivolous lawsuit, he should have to pay the defendant's legal bills.
American judges assess legal fees against greedy plaintiffs sometimes.
But not often enough. The accused can be a victim, too. When that is the case, treat him accordingly. Enter words describing a concept or keywords.