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- Dictionarylitigate/ˈlɪtɪɡeɪt/
verb
- 1. resort to legal action to settle a matter; be involved in a lawsuit: "the plaintiff is prepared to litigate"
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4 days ago · Moreover, this ruling may increase the threshold to litigate or continue to litigate against a company that is on the verge of insolvency or already declared bankrupt. Companies should be mindful when assessing their dispute resolution strategy, as pursuing litigation against a financially distressed entity could result in significant legal costs without the prospect of recovery, even if the ...
16 hours ago · Class actions play a substantial role in the US legal system, particularly in antitrust litigation. It is ‘the longstanding policy’ of US law to ‘encourage [the] vigorous private enforcement of the antitrust laws’, and the class action device creates the economic incentives that allow plaintiffs to litigate complex claims that otherwise ...
1 day ago · Legal certainty is promoted, as parties are only able to litigate cases that involve well-defined legal controversies. Democratic principles are preserved, as political questions remain within the domain of elected representatives. Examples of Justiciability in Practice
5 days ago · Often, the only way out of a SEC investigation is through—and at a price not for the faint of heart. 1. Given the potential impact of the SEC’s actions, it is prudent to understand their processes and what to expect—including what, if any, insurance may be available to address the financial consequences insureds could face following SEC ...
1 day ago · KNOETZL is Austria’s first large-scale legal powerhouse providing the highest quality of advocacy in dispute resolution and corporate crisis. The firm’s specialists litigate in Austrian and regional courts, mediate and arbitrate across the CEE region and globally.
5 days ago · A team whose experience spans all aspects of the contracting lifecycle—from regulated legal advisors and deal negotiators, to contract transformation professionals, dispute specialists, and skilled operational contract and commercial managers—underpinned by leading digital knowledge and technology.
1 day ago · As defined in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, crimes against humanity consist of specific criminal acts including murder, rape, torture, apartheid, deportation, and persecution, when committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population according to a state or organizational policy.
