litigation
n. any lawsuit or other resort to the courts to
determine a legal question or matter.
Source:
Law.Com Dictionary
A case, controversy, or lawsuit. A contest authorized by law, in a
court of justice, for the purpose of enforcing a right. Participants
(plaintiffs and defendants) in lawsuits are called litigants.
Source: 'Lectric Law Library
Citations to Case Law - General Litigation
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The following citations to the law
are indicative of how the Courts have decided such controversies or
legal questions and are representative of the types of litigation for
which we have represented our clients. A separate listing of
Employment-related matters may be found on the "Employment Law" tab.
The citations
provided here are meant to provide a quick, easily accessible statement
of the law at the time of the decision of the court. The law, however,
changes. You should not rely on these citations as the current statement
of the law; rather, they are intended to provide a path for your legal
research.
This information is provided for educational and guidance purposes only.
It is not intended to constitute legal advice nor to substitute the need
for legal counsel. Entire contents Copyright 2006. Martin James
O'Connell.
