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Discover LudwigThe phrase "lawsuit made" is correct and usable in written English.
It could be used when talking about a court case which has been brought to court. For example: "The lawsuit made against the company was unsuccessful."
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Mr. Martin-Artajo directly supervised Bruno Iksil, the so-called London Whale, according to a lawsuit made public on Wednesday.
Another said "good boy" when a man who wanted to file a lawsuit made an insulting comment about Jews.
For Leann Weaver, the woman at the grocery store, Capital One's lawsuit made a bad situation worse.
The stay was to remain in place as the lawsuit made its way through the courts, with a final decision possibly not coming until 2017.
But at one point the prisons housed twice as many inmates as they were built for, and a lawsuit made its way to the US Supreme Court.
But its lawsuit made no mention of asbestos or tremolite, instead accusing the quarry of polluting the air with illegal discharges of undefined dust and particles.
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THE lawsuit makes the case sound like a spy novel.
The lawsuit makes a range of accusations against Pimco executives.
The Justice Department's lawsuit makes the same case.
The federal lawsuit makes clear that Mr. Walsh's confidence was misplaced.
A separate and ongoing lawsuit makes such preparations even more necessary.
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