In today's society, everyone wants to make a quick, easy fortune. There's no better way to do that than to sue someone of course! Here are some of the most ridiculous lawsuits that have ever been served.

After growing up and dealing with lies your parents told you, next up is college. Many say that college is the best experience that you can have in your life. High school seniors across the country worry about being accepted into their #1 school of choice. In making their college choices, students visit their prospective college campuses. Colleges give out housing tours, classroom tours, as well as hype up their amenities and their upstanding student body; all to convince you to attend. When you show up for your first semester, things aren't what they seemed to be when you took that tour.

The Madden NFL video game franchise is one of the best selling games year after year. The game is named after Hall of Fame coach and broadcaster John Madden. Since its inception in 1989, the game has evolved and grown a loyal and dedicated fan base that wait outside stores to pick up their copy when the clock strikes midnight. John Madden himself graced the cover of the game until 1999, when players started appearing on the cover. However, once a player appears on the cover, they mysteriously fall victim to "The Madden Curse."

Sometimes the worst thing about growing up is having to deal with your evil sibling(s). For the older one, it's a chance to impart wisdom and advice over the younger...or to ruin things for the younger one when they become older. For the younger one, it's a chance to show up the older sibling and defeat them in a battle for parental love. However, on occasion, there have been some sibling combinations that have done pretty well for themselves.

Growing up is a difficult thing to do. You have to deal with things like puberty, school, bullies, evil siblings and of course, parents! Parents were there to guide us along the path of life, but along the way, they had some decisions to make. We were curious beings, asking questions about anything and everything, putting pressure on our parents to answer these naive questions. That's where the lies come in. Parents told us lies partly to protect our innocence, but also so they wouldn't have to hear another annoying question.