litigation in Latin
litigation in Latin is līs — litigation means the process of taking or defending a legal case in court.
litigation in Latin
līs
(legal) The conduct of a lawsuit.
What does "litigation" mean?
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noun The process of taking or defending a legal case in court.
"Litigation can take years and cost far more than people expect."
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litigation in a sentence
- Litigation can take years and cost far more than people expect.
- The company tried to avoid litigation by offering a fair settlement.
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What is "litigation" in Latin?
"litigation" in Latin is līs. litigation means: The process of taking or defending a legal case in court.
How do you use "litigation" in a sentence?
Example: "Litigation can take years and cost far more than people expect." In Latin, "litigation" is līs.
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