The phrase "a litigation machine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an entity or system that is highly efficient or effective in handling legal disputes or processes.
Example: "The law firm has become a litigation machine, winning case after case with remarkable speed and precision."
Alternatives: "a legal powerhouse" or "a lawsuit factory".
"He is a litigation machine".
Parker, 55, has deftly exploited a state law that has turned him and his small, poor county into a litigation machine.
As heiresses to the (Canadian Seagramm's whisky fortune, the sisters have funnelled "untold millions" into what one ex-member facing legal action called a "litigation machine".
The Solicitor General's Office, the appellate advocacy arm of the Department of Justice, is a little-known litigation machine that has an active role in Supreme Court and other appeals court cases in which the interests of the United States are at stake. .
To many in Washington, the company is seen not as a telecommunications business but as a lobbying and litigation machine.
Even after winning a seat on the City Council here in May 2007, Ms. Mason, 47, has continued to press her cases, leading other officials here to complain that she is a one-woman litigation machine, costing the city time and hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Barbara Bouchey, who was formerly a financial planner to the Bronfmans and on Nxivm's executive board until 2009, says she's witnessed the torment caused by the Bronfman-powered litigation machine both from the inside, and later as a target of several suits.
Golf has evolved into the perfect litigation machine, beloved by lawyers, perhaps because so many are making a good living filing suits, defending suits and providing advice on injuries, course and product design, environmental damage, discrimination and almost anything that could conceivably find its way into a courtroom.
Once Mel Weiss and Bill Lerach split, companies won't have to contend with one big, lethal litigation machine any longer; they will have to do battle with two of them.
Predictive coding as the service that can rank and code relevant documents might be used in an anticipated litigation through machine learning algorithms and pattern recognition methods built-in.
"It's a litigation shield," Staines says.
