noun a person involved in a lawsuit
A litigant is a party involved in a lawsuit or legal dispute.
In criminal law cases, litigants may be the defendant or the prosecution seeking justice.
Litigants may file motions, present evidence, and make arguments during legal proceedings.
Litigants present their cases before a judge or jury in a courtroom.
Litigants in family law cases may be seeking divorce, custody, or support.
Litigants in business law cases may involve contract disputes, intellectual property issues, or other commercial matters.
In civil law cases, litigants seek compensation or resolution for disputes.
A lawyer represents a litigant in a court case, providing legal advice and guidance throughout the litigation process.
A judge presides over a case involving a litigant, ensuring that the proceedings are conducted fairly and in accordance with the law.
A paralegal assists lawyers in preparing documents and conducting research for litigants involved in legal disputes.
A legal secretary helps lawyers and litigants by managing correspondence, scheduling appointments, and maintaining legal documents.