A man who sued a lawyer’s client for $918 billion also sued the lawyer for $38,000,000,000,000,000 – that’s $38 quadrillion for those of us that are big number challenged.  This case might give us the answer to the legal question:  Is a quadrillion more or less than a zillion?  If he wins, I am going to go out on a limb and predict the plaintiff will have a hard time collecting all of the judgment.   Would the plaintiff settle the case if offered $1 quadrillion?  FYI:  a billion has 9 zeros, a trillion has 12 zeros and a quadrillion has 15 zeros.

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