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1 litigation
[ˌlɪtɪ'geɪʃn]nome U controversia f. legale, processo m., vertenza f.* * *[liti'ɡeiʃən](a private law-suit.) controversia, causa* * *litigation► to litigate* * *[ˌlɪtɪ'geɪʃn]nome U controversia f. legale, processo m., vertenza f. -
2 litigation liti·ga·tion n
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3 (to) litigate
(to) litigate /ˈlɪtɪgeɪt/A v. i.(leg.) essere in lite (o in causa)B v. t.1 muovere causa, fare causa a (q.)2 contestare in giudizio (la validità di qc.)FALSI AMICI: to litigate non significa litigare litigationn. [cu] (leg.)1 controversia; causa; processo; vertenzaFALSI AMICI: litigation non significa litigio o litigata. -
4 (to) litigate
(to) litigate /ˈlɪtɪgeɪt/A v. i.(leg.) essere in lite (o in causa)B v. t.1 muovere causa, fare causa a (q.)2 contestare in giudizio (la validità di qc.)FALSI AMICI: to litigate non significa litigare litigationn. [cu] (leg.)1 controversia; causa; processo; vertenzaFALSI AMICI: litigation non significa litigio o litigata. -
5 ♦ civil
♦ civil /ˈsɪvl/a.1 civile; pubblico; statale: civil aviation, aviazione civile; (in GB) the Civil Service, la pubblica amministrazione; la funzione pubblica; il pubblico impiego; civil war, guerra civile; DIALOGO → - Wedding- Tim's not very religious so they're going to have a civil ceremony at a registry office, Tim non è molto religioso quindi faranno una cerimonia civile in comune● (leg.) civil commotion, disordini (pl.) □ (leg., polit.) civil death, perdita dei diritti civili; morte civile □ civil defence, difesa territoriale; protezione civile □ civil disobedience, disobbedienza civile □ civil engineer, ingegnere civile; (al pl., collett.) genio civile □ civil engineering, ingegneria civile □ (leg.) civil law, diritto civile; ( anche) diritto che discende dal diritto romano □ civil liberties, libertà civili □ (in GB) the Civil List, l'appannaggio della casa reale; la lista civile □ (leg.) civil litigation, controversia (o causa) civile □ civil magistrates, magistratura civile □ civil marriage, matrimonio civile □ civil rights, diritti civili □ (in GB) civil servant, funzionario pubblico; impiegato statale □ (leg.) civil union, unione civile; patto civile di solidarietà □ civil year, anno civile ( di 365 giorni) □ ( detto di un avvocato) to do civil work, essere un civilista; fare il civile (fam.).
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Litigation-PR — (dt. „Öffentlichkeitsarbeit im Rechtsstreit“, auch strategische Rechtskommunikation oder prozessbegleitende Öffentlichkeitsarbeit[1]) ist eine Form der Pressearbeit, bei der die Kommunikation nach außen vor, während und nach juristischen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
litigation — I noun action, case, cause, controversy, disputation, dispute, judicial contest, lawsuit, legal action, legal battle, legal contest, legal dispute, legal matter, legal proceeding, legal remedy, matter, proceeding, suit, suit at law, trial,… … Law dictionary
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litigation — A dispute that results in formal Court action or a law suit. (Dictionary of Canadian Bankruptcy Terms) United Glossary of Bankruptcy Terms 2012 … Glossary of Bankruptcy
litigation — 1560s, disputation, from L.L. litigationem (nom. litigatio), noun of action from pp. stem of L. litigare to dispute, quarrel, strive, from phrase litem agere, from litem (nom. lis) lawsuit, dispute, quarrel, strife + agere to drive, conduct (see… … Etymology dictionary
litigation — [n] matter coming before court of law action, case, cause, contention, dispute, lawsuit, process, prosecution, suit, trial; concept 318 … New thesaurus
litigation — [lit΄i gā′shən] n. [LL litigatio] 1. the act or process of carrying on a lawsuit 2. a lawsuit … English World dictionary
litigation — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ costly, expensive ▪ endless, lengthy, protracted ▪ complex ▪ potential, threatened … Collocations dictionary
litigation — litigate lit‧i‧gate [ˈlɪtgeɪt] verb [intransitive, transitive] LAW to take a claim or complaint against a person or organization to a court of law: • He spent several weeks looking for the right lawyers to litigate the case … Financial and business terms
litigation — n. 1) to initiate, start litigation 2) litigation over; with 3) in litigation (the case was in litigation) * * * [lɪtɪ geɪʃ(ə)n] startlitigation with to initiate litigation over in litigation (the case was in litigation) … Combinatory dictionary
litigation — /lit i gay sheuhn/, n. 1. the act or process of litigating: a matter that is still in litigation. 2. a lawsuit. [1560 70; < LL litigation (s. of litigatio) a dispute. See LITIGATE, ION] * * * … Universalium