The term "litigation practice" refers to a legal practice that focuses on representing clients in court proceedings, including both civil and criminal cases. This type of law involves handling disputes between parties through the judicial system, from filing initial complaints or charges to representing clients during trials and appeals. Litigators work to protect their client's rights and interests by presenting evidence, cross-examining witnesses, making legal arguments, and negotiating settlements when appropriate. The goal of litigation practice is to achieve a favorable outcome for the client through the legal process.