Tinder founders sue parent companies Match and IAC for at least $2B
Random semi-tangential question:  It seems that when companies/PR people/lawyers respond to lawsuits, they always use some version of this EXACT phrase:<p>"The allegations in the complaint are meritless, and ____ intends to vigorously defend against them."<p>Responses almost always use the word "meritless" (or "baseless") and almost always describe their forthcoming response to be "vigorous".<p>Is there a legal reason why these responses always use the same language?  Or is this like an inside joke in legal circles?