lawsuit
- noun
- /ˈlɔːˌsuːt/
- Do you know what kind of lawsuits we're looking at?
- file a lawsuit
- bring a lawsuit
- settle a lawsuit
There have been multiple lawsuits coming out of this program.
- There have been multiple lawsuits coming out of this program.
- How long were you in a lawsuit over your house?
- All right, we've got news on this crazy lawsuit against Lizzo.
- They may file lawsuits and issue threats and cut you out.
- OK, let's move back into your, your lawsuit against China.
- I said OK, this is how a lawsuit starts, try to find a lawyer.
- Why are Islamist groups bringing lawsuits against cartoonists?
- And the lawsuit against Oliver North is also ongoing.
- That's one of the reasons for all of these lawsuits.
- And what kind of a legal case or lawsuit or legal NDA?
Examples
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That is the lawsuit we're going to bring against this hospital.
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There have been multiple lawsuits coming out of this program.
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Yeah, so this is another lawsuit that Google lost.
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I said OK, this is how a lawsuit starts, try to find a lawyer.
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We are not gonna open ourselves up to a massive lawsuit.
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There are also several lawsuits that have been filed.
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Andrew Beckett represented your company in a lawsuit in 1990, is that correct?
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All right, we've got news on this crazy lawsuit against Lizzo.
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The lawsuits alone may bankrupt the network.
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The couple filed a lawsuit against the landlord for failing to repair the damaged roof.
Synonyms
A problem that a court looks at and decides
A request for money or help because you believe you have a right to it
A case one person brings against another in court to get a decision
A formal statement given to a court to start a legal case against someone
A legal case brought to court for a decision
To use the courts to settle a dispute
A court process to solve a dispute when someone sues another
A lawsuit brought by some people for a larger group with similar claims
A lawsuit between people or companies to get money for harm that is not criminal
A court case between two people or groups who disagree about legal rights
A formal set of actions in court that a judge uses to decide a dispute
A legal case to get money or fix a private wrong, not a criminal case
A lawsuit started by one or more people for many others with the same problem
A case where one person takes another to court to get or protect a right
A court case that asks judges to make a clear rule for future cases
A court case between people about who owns land or property
How Serious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word lawsuit is simply law + suit, and suit comes from an old word meaning 'to follow' or 'pursue'. So, a lawsuit is when someone 'pursues' a legal right or claim through the court.