What does "dismissed without prejudice" allow for?

"Dismissing a case without prejudice" means that the case is closed, but the dismissal does not prevent the party from bringing the same claim or case back to court in the future. This type of dismissal is often employed when a plaintiff may need to refile the claim after addressing specific issues or when they are not ready to proceed for various reasons. It preserves their legal right to pursue the matter later, in contrast to a dismissal with prejudice, which typically bars any further action on the same claim. This is why the option referring to the ability to bring the case again aligns with the concept of a dismissal without prejudice.