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They have the full wording of the lawsuit. I'm sure they know.
You can't just sue somebody on "trust me, bro".
I mean...you can. All lawsuits start with an application at a courthouse and that application can say whatever the plaintiff wants.
Here's youtube lawyer LegalEagle reviewing some crazy ones. Like a man who sued David Copperfield for stealing magical powers granted to him by God. Lawsuits can say literally anything in their initial application.