litigation 

To sue for damages, seeking compensation for the slightest violation of rights. Often this involves the prosecution not having common sense. See nanny state, political correctness, idiot.

Suing a cigarette company because you got cancer, which may have been caused by the smokes. Because there was no clear warning, despite it being well known they are dangerous to health(documentation dates to world war I), the prosecution claims she was not aware and sues for billions of dollars.

litigation by Kung-Fu Jesus April 26, 2004

Litigation 

What 99.9% of today's modern hip hop and R&B singers find themselves tied up in

This just in, rapper Lil Boosie finds himself in litigation again after punching out a fan at one of his concerts

Litigation by Metallicajunkie October 24, 2018

litigation 

A commitment or obligation to keep the good word. If not met it may result in a litany of saints.

He had many litigations to keep or it was off with his head.

litigation by Word Scout Camper #26 June 8, 2007

Litigation 

The state of being lit

Shii! Matthew's undergoing litigation. He's so lit!

Litigation by Lebrondagoatt November 10, 2022

Litigation jihad 

The act of terror fronts like Hamas-linked CAIR to try and intimidate people into giving in using friviolous lawsuits.

My neighbor was almost a victim of litigation jihad.

Litigation jihad by StoogeWatcher January 15, 2013

Litigation Lotto 

The practice of suing for large sums of money over what is usually a trivial action in an attempt to get rich, and possibly retire.

She engaged in litigation lotto by suing the tobacco company for 25 million dollars over her child's birth defect, claiming they didn't adequately warn her about the dangers of smoking.

Litigation Lotto by Mockingbird13 July 6, 2011

ASSWIPE Litigation 

Legal Term. Bullshitting your way through litigation.

(A)sserting
(S)tupid
(S)hit
(W)hile
(I)ntentionally
(P)ussyfooting
(E)Evidence

Knowing he would lose the case on the facts, Cornelius was forced to employ ASSWIPE litigation tactics.

ASSWIPE Litigation by Melissa Lynne January 18, 2008