"lawsuit process" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the legal procedures and steps involved in a lawsuit, including filing a complaint, gathering evidence, and presenting arguments in court. Example: "After going through the lawsuit process, the plaintiff was awarded compensation for the damages caused by the defendant's negligence."
Most studies on this mechanism focus on the whole lawsuit process and do not emphasize the key point of dispute transformation in case filing.
This work offers three extensions to the dispute formatting process: First, for research objects, the drying mechanism mainly has secret and informal effects, which occur throughout the lawsuit process until the trial is held (Liu 2014).
File the complaint with the courthouse to start the personal injury lawsuit process.
For more information about the various steps and the lawsuit processes, read The Process of a Nursing Home Lawsuit.
A year later he went through the sacking-and-lawsuit process all over again with Lippman.
Because she couldn't demand a recount, Sauerbrey geared up for a lawsuit, a process that dragged on virtually to the eve of Glendening's inauguration more than two months after the election.
He has since expanded to seven other states, helped persuade Arkansas to pass a similar law, put up billboards on highways to solicit cases, and says he currently has 800 to 1,000 lawsuits in process, seeking a total of about $1 billion.
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit on the process, saying it underrepresents Latinos.
Now, following questions and a lawsuit over the process, it appears screeners looked to uncover more substantial issues.
Since then, Morgan Stanley has been trying to settle the matter and to avoid a class-action lawsuit in a process known as conciliation.
Even better for the league, information that might have been exposed during the lawsuit's discovery process — information that might have showed that the league knew more than it let on about long-term consequences of head injuries — may never be revealed.
