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Main Entry:	li·ti·gious [li-tij-uhs] /lɪˈtɪdʒəs/ Show Spelled
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In today's litigious society, even small mishaps can result in large lawsuits.

Just make sure the syllabus makes clear there will be periodic pop quizzes, or the litigious will sue.

America's more detailed rules may reflect its more litigious society.

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In today's litigious society, even small mishaps can result in large lawsuits.

Just make sure the syllabus makes clear there will be periodic pop quizzes, or the litigious will sue.

America's more detailed rules may reflect its more litigious society.

Overall, it's been a pretty litigious couple of years.

Contingency-fee lawyers, blamed as the root evil of our litigious society, have been.

Do not put anything in an email that you are afraid may come back to haunt you in today's litigious society.

Microsoft's friendly interactions with hackers are unusual in a highly litigious technology industry.

Americans' litigious ways are stinking up the place.

But overly litigious companies are doing their marketing departments no favors.

It did not work then, but a revisit in this politically correct, litigious era is sublime and ironic.

But he's also managed to mostly avoid dustups with notoriously litigious celebrities.

Anyone who asked her opinion risked getting it, unvarnished, sometimes with litigious results.

Lawyers for the city blame a litigious atmosphere that makes municipal government an easy target for lawsuits.

There are ways to streamline the law and make it less litigious that would not come at the expense of its core values and purpose.

Apartment hunters are often loath to file suit, because doing so might make them look litigious to future landlords or boards.

It is also becoming more litigious with various bidders seeking advantage over each other.

America's accounting rules have developed in the context of the increasingly litigious nature of that country's corporate life.

Our litigious society makes lawyers parties to every important decision.

But the proposed changes and clarifications might tilt the scales of truth against the litigious wealthy a little.

Students seem to be far more litigious lately and anything that smacks of differential treatment will land you in hot, hot water.

Such a litigious business, you might think, would have everything signed and sealed before a policy goes into place.

Cox's amendment would force litigious states to first prove they are not suing wineries simply to protect their local industries.

They say the litigious climate is preventing them from being innovative and from exploring new, adventurous ideas about play.

The litigious hedge funds that had bought the debt cheaply have seen its price double, and so have mellowed.

In practice, however, high-speed walkways must grapple with stiletto heels and litigious pedestrians.

They attribute their rising expenses to increasingly litigious citizens, zealous.

Many directors worry that the higher fees do not compensate them for the extra risk in today's litigious climate.

But it has also been a major polluter, and a litigious one as well.

The costs of a litigious society are frequently mentioned in other contexts, but less often in this one.

Landlords skittish about accepting a potentially litigious tenant may ask for a year's rent upfront, she said.

Lukas says the reason the cars were phased out was because of an increasingly litigious society.

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