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>>/35218/ https://casesearch.epcounty.com/PublicAccess/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=8343652 The case was an e-filing, and it is on record with the above, so I would assume that it is a legitimate filing. I found it through https://www.epcounty.com/disclaimerodyssey.htm Check out the links for yourself. When a plaintiff files their original complaint, they have the opportunity to revise and correct anything that is either incomplete or incorrect. The reason for this is that the courts have strict deadlines, and if you miss one, you damage or destroy your client's case. It is always better to get your case filed, and work out any issues later. (In general.) In a prefect world, your complaint would be 100% accurate, and while this is something that every lawyer strives toward, it is not always possible. The defendant has time to file their answer to the complaint, and will usually file what is known as a demurrer. A demurrer is a document that explains everything that is wrong with the plaintiff's case, and will usually contain a motion to dismiss, should the defense believe that they have a "strong" case to have the case dismissed. After the defendant answers the complaint, the plaintiff will generally amend their original complaint to address any issues brought up in the response (and demurrer, if there is one). HTH.