Wilkinson Stekloff achieved another important pro bono victory in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, securing reversal of a district court’s dismissal of an incarcerated individual’s civil rights complaint under the Prison Litigation Reform Act’s (“PLRA”) three-strikes rule. The appeal was led by associates Logan Page and Daniel Cook. The case arose after a Georgia district court denied our client the ability to proceed in forma pauperis and dismissed his complaint for non-payment of the filing fee, concluding that four prior lawsuits constituted “strikes” under the PLRA. Through briefing, Logan and Daniel demonstrated that at least two of those dismissals could not be considered strikes. The Eleventh Circuit agreed, reversing the district court’s judgment and remanding for further proceedings. This result builds on Logan’s prior appellate success before the Sixth Circuit in 2024, where the court unanimously vacated a similar PLRA dismissal following his oral argument. Logan …