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Litigious

Definition

(formal, legal) Frequently or excessively involved in lawsuits or disputes; prone to taking legal action. Often used to describe individuals, companies, or societies that engage in an inordinate number of legal battles.

Example Sentences

1The litigious nature of the company's CEO led to a series of costly and time-consuming lawsuits against former employees.
2Is a litigious culture an inevitable consequence of a society that prioritises individual rights above collective harmony?
3The new policy aims to reduce the number of litigious disputes by encouraging mediation and arbitration.
4Avoid being overly litigious in your business dealings, as it can damage your reputation and relationships with clients.
5There is a growing concern that the increasing litigiousness of modern society is eroding the notion of personal responsibility and civic duty.

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