Litigated in a sentence

A seasoned prosecutor and advocate for justice, Govan has litigated cases in state and federal courts, even presenting before the United States Supreme Court in 2018.

Over have been litigated to date.

The first use of a keyword warrant was in Minnesota in 2017, but, until now, examples were rare and their legality has not been litigated, the petition said.

And perhaps most threatening to Mr Giuliani is in the criminal racketeering case being litigated in Fulton County, Georgia, regarding the 2020 election.

Brewster explained that the subpoena he received from Trump's defense amounted to nothing and he said it was "litigated" to "quash" it.

He said it was “curious” that “out of 176 disputed contracts to a value of £2.7 billion, no-one else, other than Medpro, is being litigated against”, and he said the firm is “confident of success” in the legal dispute.

Prohibiting AOBs and laws that award legal fees to attorneys who convince insurers to settle litigated claim disputes will eventually reduce insurers’ costs and at least stabilize premiums for consumers, insurers say.

Stanislaus County prosecutor David Harris told Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Hill it will take time to go through old materials, much of which he believes was already litigated at trial and again during Peterson’s appeal.

Erin is a former clerk to Chief Justice John Roberts and has litigated extensively before the United States Supreme Court.

I don’t know how the claims could be baseless when the majority of them haven’t been litigated in court.

In Canada, the role of private health insurance was litigated in the Chaoulli case in Quebec and in the recent case involving Dr. Brian Day’s surgical clinic in British Columbia.

On this point, she said that it could not be the position of the law that the same issue could continue being litigated once it is by a different litigant.

Similar to the previous Kenyan Presidential elections, the electoral body was not enough to declare the winner: the entire electoral process was litigated with claims of rigging.

The transgender military policy has been subject to a litany of lawsuits, but the Supreme Court let stand the policy until it is litigated in lower courts.

Wall says that the Whitewater case is the closest analogy, but it was never litigated and there’s no historical precedent for it.

Anderson, 65, has litigated some of the biggest copyright infringement claims of the past few years, including the -Randy Wolfe case, which he won.

Connors left the U.S. Attorney’s Office after eight years to work in private practice at Davis Levin Livingston, where she became a partner and litigated high profile civil cases.

FUL has been one of the NGO’s that has litigated at length over what it says has been “the unlawful interference in the functioning and operations of the NPA and the unlawful abuses of public power by Ms Jiba and Mr Mrwebi”.

It’s a scandal that, despite being litigated and analyzed for over six months now, we still don’t have a great name for.

It’s called collaborative divorce, and it proceeds under a different set of rules than an “old school” litigated divorce.