'litigation case' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a dispute that is being considered or has already been decided by a court of law. For example: "The judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff in the litigation case."
Berezovsky is suing Abramovich for more than $5bn in the world's biggest private litigation case.
The £1bn private litigation case was due to resume in the high court's new Rolls building.
The firm said the move was "short-sighted".America's Justice Department received another setback to its long-running litigation case against tobacco companies.
But biotechnology group Genus - best known for its bull semen - has dropped 10% to £17.37 after an unfavourable verdict in a US patent litigation case.
I had a summer experience doing sort of the grunt work on a litigation case and really hated it, so in law school I started to move more toward the transactional side.
Harish Salve, who represented Vodafone in the tax litigation case before the Supreme Court, said that the justice's son, Hoshnar Kapadia, was not in the department that advised Vodafone and that he wasn't even employed with Ernst and Young India at the time the British office advised the phone company.
"The documents Ofcom is seeking relate to the civil litigation cases.
Thornton says that many others are currently considering climate litigation cases, including ClientEarth themselves.
She works on employment litigation cases in the civil rights division of the Justice Department in Washington.
As chairman, Mr. Karp says he will continue to personally be involved in complex litigation cases.
Cybersecurity firms use social media evidence of wealth in up to 75% of their litigation cases.
