"Adversarial litigation" refers to a legal process where two opposing parties argue their cases before a judge or jury in a court of law to resolve a dispute or conflict. It typically involves each side presenting their arguments, evidence, and trying to discredit the other party's position to prove their case.
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Sentences with «adversarial litigation»
- However, in every instance, his primary focus has always been on the possibility, and often probability, of adversarial litigation between parties. (alabamajusticecenter.com)
- The cast list is impressive, with some prominent and experienced experts contributing to this book, rightly including those currently or recently active in adversarial litigation. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
- This is why he promotes the collaborative process with all new clients as an alternative to the traditional adversarial litigation system. (greybrucecollablaw.com)
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