Lawsuit
Lawsuit noun - A court case for enforcing a right or claim.
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| long | long lawsuit | long trial |
| short | short lawsuit | short trial |
| public | public lawsuit | public trial |
| original | original lawsuit | original trial |
| Other adjectives: simple, entire, real, big, infamous, civil, major, final, later, inevitable, subsequent, lengthy, earlier, resulting, upcoming, medical, attempted, ongoing. | ||
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Similarly, for an experienced lawyer, She-Hulk's website takedown lawsuit goes off the rails quickly into a trial of the New Warriors.
Source: Comicbook / Civil War - One of the stalkers later sued her for plagiarizing his letters, but killed himself before the lawsuit came to trial.
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The final and probably best scene of Big Eyes is full of this, as Walter loses his lawyer team just before Margaret's lawsuit is reviewed and chooses to represent himself instead of asking for the trial to be postponed and get someone else.
Source: Courtroom Antic
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