Meanings of litigate the case in English

I cannot litigate the case', then I can do it, he said.

Mellon plans to litigate the case in the SEC's in-house court.

Kumaran and Shapiro will litigate the case in court.

The ex-audit committee chairman has denied the charges, and plans to litigate the case in court.

John D. Winter, the Alavi Foundation's lawyer, said it intends to litigate the case and prevail.

The agency's enforcement unit will litigate the case, during which DeYoung will have an opportunity to defend himself.

Several factors could delay action: * It will take time and resources to litigate the case as it moves through the appeals process.

Instead of litigating the case, as Bank of America had, JPMorgan decided to settle.

Instead, by litigating the case, Oracle drove up the ultimate settlement price, harming taxpayers and shareholders alike, Weinrib said.

Suing on the protesters' behalf is Partnership for Civil Justice Fund, which started litigating the case in 2005, long before Trump's election.

Bank of America said in a statement that it agreed to the settlement to void the expense and distraction of litigating the case.

The flagship state school, based in Urbana-Champaign in central Illinois, has already spent $1.3 million litigating the case, said spokesman Tom Hardy.