litigious [lɪˈtɪʤəs] ADJ. DER.
- litigious
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- litigious person
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It has been one of the most litigious religious movements in history, filing countless lawsuits against governments, organizations and individuals.
en.wikipedia.org How about trying to change the world for the better instead of portraying those who are as unreasonably litigious?
www.canadianlawyermag.com Determining just when substantial completion occurs is usually litigious.
en.wikipedia.org Anyone who purchased the art or thought they had ownership was denied any rights over the litigious property due to the "nemo dat" rule.
en.wikipedia.org He then resigned to focus his attention on at-risk youth while a litigious battle ensued in the courts over his slate's election.
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