Sentence examples similar to capacity to litigate from inspiring English sources

In a case occurring after the introduction of the Mental Capacity Act (2005) [ 32], a depressed woman's abilities to decide whether to litigate were explicitly judged.

"Where we need to litigate, we'll litigate".

"They like to litigate, I like to litigate; let's all litigate".

I'm not going to litigate it.

"We will find a way to litigate that".

"The county will continue to litigate this vigorously".

"I encourage them to litigate this," Mr. Hevesi said.

That Microsoft chose to litigate, and so badly, is mystifying.

"We don't intend to litigate in the press".

Most often, he did not even have to litigate.

Regulators would be forced to litigate far more cases, often against adversaries with far greater resources.