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Meanings of litigator in English

Portuguese
litigante
Catalan
litigant

(Law) a party to a lawsuit; someone involved in litigation.

litigante
Usage of litigator in English
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As a litigator before the Court, he has won case after case.
The new yorker
2
After nine years of being a litigator, I'm well practiced at it.
She, myself & i
3
Underscoring the stakes, Boston Scientific has brought in well-known litigator David Boies.
Reuters
4
Hyatt was previously a partner and litigator with Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman.
Reuters
5
Affleck fought back with noted litigator Marty Singer and a crisis PR team.
Reuters
6
He became a litigator and eventually argued before the Supreme Court.
The Council of Dads
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Who knew, though-maybeit would make him a more fluent litigator.
Body work
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At least one veteran litigator who acts for plaintiffs isn't impressed.
Reuters
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Right now all he's got is the GJP lawyer and his civil litigator.
The reversal
10
Though I also think Phillip would have been a miserable litigator.
The President's Assassin
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Aitken, a tenacious former litigator, has proven herself willing to take on powerful interests.
Reuters
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You come out, you're not a litigator you're not a politician, you're an artist.
The new yorker
13
Halley's public persona was that of an expressionless, monotone-voiced litigator, and a legendary workaholic.
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
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His reputation was that of a hardball litigator, not one who capitulates and settles.
Ford county: stories
15
Liv (Hudson) is a determined litigator who is used to getting her way.
Reuters
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There was no immediate word on who would replace Gabriel as the RIAA's top litigator.
Wired
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Portuguese
litigante
Catalan
litigant
Litigator through the time
Litigator across language varieties
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