litigator

/ˈlɪtɪɡeɪtər/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who is trained in the law and is skilled in arguing cases in court, especially an attorney who specializes in lawsuits.

“The company hired a litigator to represent them in the upcoming trial.”

2. verb

To argue or plead a case in court.

“The lawyer will litigate the case for us.”

3. verb

To engage in or carry out a lawsuit.

“The company is litigating the dispute with the former employee.”

Synonyms

  • attorney
  • counselor
  • lawyer

Antonyms

  • arbitrator
  • mediator