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Significados de litigate en inglés

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Institute legal proceedings against; file a suit against.

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Uso de litigate en inglés
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The CFPB rule would give consumers the option to litigate all cases.
Reuters
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I cannot litigate the case', then I can do it, he said.
Reuters
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They cannot continue to litigate, so they'll eventually be forced to settle.
The appeal
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That means the couple probably won't litigate Sue Ann's accusations of infidelity.
Reuters
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The insurance industry, meanwhile, wants to litigate the suits individually, building case-by-case precedent.
Reuters
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Mellon plans to litigate the case in the SEC's in-house court.
Reuters
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The case took two years to litigate and there were 649 docket entries.
Reuters
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Bondholders will likely attempt to litigate these issues in federal court.
Reuters
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The right of bankrupts to litigate had been vested in the official assignee.
The Irish Times
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Who gets to litigate the ethical dilemmas and indeed the rules?
Wired
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My firm is collaborating with Leigh Day to litigate their claims.
The Guardian
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If they chose to litigate, they would be repaid in notes.
Reuters
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I have no doubt that California would litigate, would sue EPA.
Wired
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Innovation is inevitable, but rather than embrace new markets, companies instead choose to litigate.
Wired
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I think we would rather talk than litigate, Mosley said.
The Guardian
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Whether Righthaven retains the financial wherewithal to litigate the appeal was not immediately known.
Wired
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Litigate a través del tiempo
Litigate por variante geográfica
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