Deborah Russell v. HSBC, Inc. et al.

A pro se plaintiff filed a 543-page complaint containing improper allegations and claims.

The trial court struck the complaint and ordered the plaintiff to refile. The plaintiff then

filed an amended complaint of less than half the length, but containing many of the same

deficiencies as the original complaint. The court again struck the offensive portions and

ordered the plaintiff to refile. The court also dismissed several of the defendants because

the amended complaint failed to state a claim against them for which the court could grant

relief. Rather than file a second amended complaint, the plaintiff moved several times to

recuse the trial judge. Having failed to file a proper complaint within the time specified,

the court dismissed the case. We affirm.