0 present participle of litigate
1 to ask for a disagreement to be discussed in a court of law so that a judgment can be made that must be accepted by both sides in the argument
The cost of litigating in a sheriff's court is considerable in relation to a failure to carry out repairs.
Both sides recognise the futility of further litigating what is a moot point.
I leave them to consult subordinate bodies, their provincial societies or the litigating solicitors' association, or whatever it may be.
An order does not prevent vexatious litigants from litigating, but they have to seek the leave of the court to bring an action.
Civil litigants will have to pay for judges' salaries and many people will be prevented from litigating their just rights.
They arc not litigating with their own money.
No one with any experience in the long-distant past of pleading cruelty allegations in divorce petitions would wish to go back to litigating fault.
Some countries offer legal aid to their nationals wherever they may be litigating.
