- A
lawsuit is a
proceeding by one or more
parties (the
plaintiff or claimant)
against one or more
parties (the defendant) in a
civil court of law. The archaic...
- of
World Records, s****ing to stop them from
listing him as "the most
litigious individual in history".
Guinness spokeswoman Sara
Wilcox told The Huffington...
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treatment for
litigiousness and reformism,
Kosachyov and
other Soviet psychiatrists recommended compulsory treatment for
persons with
litigiousness and reformism...
- grievances. In psychiatry, the
terms querulous paranoia (Kraepelin, 1904) and
litigious paranoia have been used to
describe a
paranoid condition which manifested...
- magnanimity, boldness, and confidence; a
fleshy and wrinkle-free forehead,
litigiousness, vanity, deceit, and contentiousness; a
sharp forehead,
weakness and...
- use his
voice to
advocate for
peace rather than just
blasting away at
litigious family members and
various pop stars, but still, few
other pop musicians...
- Selmeczi, Anna (14
April 2011). "'From
shack to the
Constitutional Court'The
litigious disruption of
governing global cities".
Utrecht Law Review. 7 (2): 60...
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business within three years. It
plans to
enter the less
profitable but less
litigious nutraceuticals industry.
Sally ends the
meeting by
telling them that any...
- not
comfortable talking to Alex
about this
because we feel we are in a
litigious environment. ****o and goodbye, that's
about it." He added, "It's not...
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ranks of society, full of
private feuds, intimidation, land-hunger, and
litigiousness, and
consideration of Richard's life and
career against this background...
