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 Too much ice in an iced coffee? Illegal monkey selfie? Legal action over a typo? Yup, it’s that time of year again. ILR has officially released the Top Ten Most Ridiculous Lawsuits of 2016 and, as expected, these cases don’t disappoint. 
 
 The Top Ten Most Ridiculous Lawsuits of 2016 were chosen from the year's ten most popular stories featured on FacesOfLawsuitAbuse.org, and then ranked according to a national Google Consumer Survey of 5,000 consumers across America. That survey was conducted November 16-18, 2016. 
 
 10. Business Owner Fights Back Against Overzealous Government Prosecutors — and Wins 
 
 
 
 
 
 It took $25 million dollars and one hundred lawyers for a Minnesota company to beat overzealous federal prosecutors in court. The Feds’ suit claimed products were sold without proper government approval. The jury disagreed. 
 
 9. Mom and Son Sue Over SAT Typo that Gave Students Extra Test Time 
 
 
 
 
 
 Test-taking is nerve-racking… but a lawsuit over extra test time? That’s what one mother and her son did after SAT test instructions mistakenly gave students five MORE minutes to complete a section. 
 
 8. Hot Air: Man Sues Nebraska Cornhuskers To End Balloon Release 
 
 
 
 
 
 For 50 years, University of Nebraska football fans celebrate Cornhusker touchdowns by releasing thousands of red balloons. But one fan’s lawsuit says this threatens the health and safety of wildlife. We should note that the balloons are environmentally friendly and biodegradable. Perhaps he’s not feeling that ‘Husker school spirit. 
 
 7. SoulCycle Rider Alleges Injury to Sue Trendy Indoor Cycling Outfit 
 
 
 
 
 
 Celebrity SoulCycle instructor Angela Davis got sued for running too rigorous a workout. A California woman claimed the instruction, the equipment and the music caused her to fall off the bicycle while the still-moving pedals banged into her ankle. 
 
 6. Lawsuit Turns $40 Printer Sale on Craigslist into $30,000 in Damages 
 
 
 
 
 
 How does a $40 dollar printer on Craigslist turn into a $30-thousand dollar nightmare? When the buyer sues. The printer was broken, he claimed. And six years after the original sale, the case is ongoing. Can you say: most expensive printer EVER?! 
 
 5. MasterCard Blasts ‘Baseless’ Lawsuit Over Its ‘Stand Up To Cancer’ Fundraising Promotion 
 
 
 
 
 
 MasterCard has raised more than $30 million for cancer research . . . and that was too much for one card member, who sued claiming the company continued fundraising after the original $4 million dollar goal was met. The legal costs of raising more money for a good cause?? Sadly, not Priceless. 
 
 4. Monkey Business Coming to Ninth Circuit, Courtesy of PETA 
 
 In 2015 A British photographer used his camera for a series of popular “monkey selfies…” Animal rights activists sued on behalf of the monkey, claiming the primate—NOT the photographer—owns the copyright! In 2016, a court ruling allowed the lawsuit to continue. 
 
 3. Woman walks into a ladder while ‘engrossed’ in her cellphone; jury awards her $161,000 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 “Walking-while-texting” is now common. But it turned into a payday for a Georgia woman. She walked right into a ladder, causing her phone to hit her forehead! And now . . . she’s 161-thousand dollars richer. 
 
 2. Court Tosses Lawsuit over Lip Balm Left in Tube 
 
 Did you ever think there was just a bit more lip balm at the bottom of the tube? Ever consider suing? That’s what a California woman did when she claimed Fresh, Incorporated conned consumers into thinking there was more “Sugar Lip Treatment” in the empty tube. Her case was thrown out… along with that empty tube. 
 
 1. Starbucks feels the heat from two abusive lawsuits 
 
 
 
 
 
 Starbucks, the world’s largest coffee chain, was hit by TWO class action lawsuits over how much java is in their cups. One says there’s a quarter inch too much steamed milk instead of coffee. Another says there’s too much ice in . . . you guessed it -- the iced coffee. 
 
 
 

– These are the five silliest and most frivolous lawsuits of 2016, and if you disagree, you can sue. The Institute for Legal Reform picked its annual 10 most ridiculous lawsuits by having 5,000 people rank the most popular stories on Faces of Lawsuit Abuse. Here are the top five: Two different lawsuits against Starbucks, one alleging too much steamed milk, another alleging too much ice. Woman sued Fresh, Incorporated for tricking people into thinking there was more Sugar Lip Treatment lip balm in the bottom of the empty tube. Georgia woman won $161,000 after walking into a ladder, causing her phone to hit her in the face. Animal rights activists sued British photographer, claiming a monkey who took a "selfie" with his camera owns the copyright on the work. MasterCard holder sued the company for raising more than $30 million for cancer research when the original goal was only $4 million. See the full list here.