Worker Stays Only 3 Months on the Job, Turns to Court Demanding R$ 158,000 and Ends Up Condemned for Bad Faith for Trying to Deceive Labor Court

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 01/11/2025 at 11:23

Foto: Trabalhador fica só 3 meses no emprego, entra na Justiça pedindo R$ 158 mil e acaba sendo condenado por má-fé ao tentar enganar a Justiça do Trabalho

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Worker Stays Only 3 Months On The Job, Requests R$ 158 Thousand In Court And Ends Up Convicted For Bad Faith After Trying To Deceive The Judiciary With Abusive Requests.

October 27, 2025 — A case judged by the Labor Court of Conselheiro Lafaiete (MG) drew attention after a worker who remained only three months in the job was convicted for bad faith litigation after filing a labor lawsuit requesting over R$ 158 thousand. The ruling, signed by Judge Andrea Buttler, concluded that the plaintiff acted with abuse of the right to sue and presented unfounded claims, trying to unduly benefit from the Labor Justice.

According to the ruling, the former employee made several allegations that were not proven and even presented documents that did not correspond to the reality of the company where he worked. Additionally, he failed to attend the expert examination and also missed the scheduled hearing without providing justification.

Request For R$ 158 Thousand After 90 Days Of Work

According to the case files, the worker demanded severance pay, despite having already received it, and claimed that he worked every day, including Sundays and holidays, without rest, but did not present witnesses or any evidence.

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“Theory Of Bets” And Attempted Abusive Gains

During the hearing, the company’s lawyer stated that the case fits what he called the “Theory of Bets” — a strategy in which the claimant makes extremely high requests to try to obtain financial gain or a favorable settlement, even without legal grounds.

According to the report, the worker was trying to “bet high” in the lawsuit, hoping that part of the amounts would be granted.

The judge, however, completely rejected the attempt and responded firmly:

“This specialized court is not a betting house and cannot tolerate such situations without a clarifying, educational, and punitive response.”

Conviction For Bad Faith And Fine

Upon confirming the bad faith litigation, the magistrate imposed a fine of 2% on the updated amount of the case, to be awarded to the defendant company. Even with the granting of free justice, the fine remains applicable, as it is not related to court costs, but a penalty for abusive conduct.

Furthermore, the judge reinforced that the plaintiff’s insistence on unfounded requests and his procedural behavior showed a clear intent to obtain undue advantage and burden the Justice system.

The decision is still subject to appeal.

Case Warns Of Responsible Use Of Labor Justice

The episode serves as a warning for workers and companies: access to Justice is a right, but it must be exercised responsibly and in good faith. False claims, exaggerated requests, failure to attend hearings, and attempts to manipulate the process can result in fines and convictions.

For those who truly have labor rights violated, the recommendation is always to seek qualified legal guidance and act transparently, as the Judiciary does not tolerate attempts to “bet” against the system.

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Worker Stays Only 3 Months on the Job, Turns to Court Demanding R$ 158,000 and Ends Up Condemned for Bad Faith for Trying to Deceive Labor Court

Worker Stays Only 3 Months On The Job, Requests R$ 158 Thousand In Court And Ends Up Convicted For Bad Faith After Trying To Deceive The Judiciary With Abusive Requests.

Request For R$ 158 Thousand After 90 Days Of Work

“Theory Of Bets” And Attempted Abusive Gains

Conviction For Bad Faith And Fine

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Worker Stays Only 3 Months on the Job, Turns to Court Demanding R$ 158,000 and Ends Up Condemned for Bad Faith for Trying to Deceive Labor Court

Worker Stays Only 3 Months On The Job, Requests R$ 158 Thousand In Court And Ends Up Convicted For Bad Faith After Trying To Deceive The Judiciary With Abusive Requests.

Request For R$ 158 Thousand After 90 Days Of Work

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Conviction For Bad Faith And Fine

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