Phrases with «to bring a case»

The phrase "to bring a case" means to file a type of legal action or lawsuit against someone or something. It's like saying that you are formally initiating legal proceedings in a court of law to address a dispute or seek a resolution. Full definition

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to bring a case

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to bring one's case to court
to bring the case to trial

Sentences with «to bring a case»

Now that it's over, should the prosecutors face ethics charges for bringing the case in the first place? (lawyerist.com)
The courts require standing to bring a case before them. (politics.stackexchange.com)
All the fees that employment tribunal claimants have paid for bringing their cases since 2013 will have to be repaid. (feedspot.com)
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Phrases with «to bring a case»

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