👉 Interpleading is a legal concept in the United States, where two or more parties are involved in a dispute and one party seeks to have the other party's actions or decisions reviewed by a court. Interpleading is an essential step in resolving disputes between parties that involve multiple claims or interests. In this context, interplead refers to the process of filing separate pleadings for each claim made by the parties, with the opposing party being required to dismiss any claims not raised in the first pleading
