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Meanings of litigation in English

Portuguese
litígio
Catalan
litigi
Spanish
litigación

A legal proceeding in a court; a judicial contest to determine and enforce legal rights.

litígio
Usage of litigation in English
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A class-action case can result in higher recoveries and lower litigation costs.
Reuters
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But it said it would continue cases already in the litigation pipeline.
Wired
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JPMorgan analysts this week also said British banks faced additional litigation provisions.
Reuters
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The litigation simply has no basis, Apollo said in an emailed statement.
Reuters
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Suckow said the ad hoc committee's approach would lead to lengthy litigation.
Reuters
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The amount of litigation impacted on budget allocations to police, he said.
Radio NZ
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Our Dispute Resolution department is highly experienced across all areas of litigation.
The Irish Times
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Victims are often required to proceed with any litigation in remote jurisdictions.
Reuters
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He was satisfied the commission had achieved value for money on litigation.
Radio NZ
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After five years of litigation, judgment was given in the university's favour.
The Guardian
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The actions may open the door to possible litigation from affected creditors.
Reuters
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A State Department spokesperson said it would not comment on pending litigation.
Reuters
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The National Park Service said it did not comment on ongoing litigation.
Reuters
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Two product litigation attorneys and a quality control executive were among them.
Reuters
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The goal is not litigation; it's to end their practices, Gerard said.
Reuters
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Energizer spokeswoman Jackie Burwitz said that company does not discuss current litigation.
Reuters
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Translations for litigation
Portuguese
litígio
Catalan
litigi
Litigation through the time
Litigation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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