The phrase 'litigate with' is correct and usable in written English.
It means to dispute or argue with someone in a court of law. For example, "The two companies will litigate with each other over the contract dispute."
"The Justice Department has created a very dangerous situation that is endangering public safety and forcing Justice Department prosecutors to litigate with one hand tied behind their backs," said Mathew S. Nosanchuk, litigation director of the Violence Policy Center, a gun control group in Washington.
The cost to litigate with respect to any particular mortgage modification would outstrip any possible recovery.
In the same breath he says we are going to litigate with the Wisconsin tribe as long as it takes.
Cooperative law, which has taken hold in a small number of states, does away with the disqualification component of collaborative law both parties reserve the right to litigate with the same counsel if the negotiation fails but retains its other key features, including an emphasis on mutual-gains negotiation.
The reality is that banks do not believe that they should litigate with their regulators, and the reason that regulators do not take banks to trial is that they can extract at least as onerous penalties in settlements as they could ever hope to achieve through litigation.
It concluded that, 'although it is undeniably true that Congress was principally interested in opening administrative processes to the scrutiny of the press and general public' when it enacted the FOIA, Congresss was also troubled by the plight of those forced to litigate with agencies on the basis of secret laws or incomplete information.' Id., at 181, 466 F.2d, at 352.
"And that, of course, means litigating with all the resources necessary.
Such cases often end up being individually litigated with the expectation that there will eventually be a mass payout.
She litigated with the law firm of Shaw, Pittman, Potts and Trowbridge, then advocated, negotiated and trained for the Air Line Pilots Association ALPAAir Line Pilots Association ALPA
And Mr. Tower found himself fighting and litigating with partners, and he does not argue with the suggestion that that might have caused him some of the distress.
Like those older rules, new Internet speech laws would be fiercely litigated, with both private companies and individual speakers saying the laws violated their First Amendment rights.
