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litigate

[lit-i-geyt] / ˈlɪt ɪˌgeɪt /


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In a social media post, Binance said that it has been cooperating with the SEC’s investigation but said that the agency “chose to act unilaterally and litigate.”

From Washington Times

Our one true national pastime has become litigating the rules, at high volume, in good or neutral or very bad faith.

From New York Times

It sent the case back to Washington State court to be litigated.

From New York Times

But while Mr. Biden agreed with the constitutional interpretation, he concluded it was too risky because the nation could still go into default while the issue was being litigated in the courts.

From New York Times

In law, we should be building cases to define and defend communities' and individuals' common interests and litigate against private profit off destruction of the environment that sustains us.

From Salon