relitigate
/rɪlɪtɪˈɡeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to review or examine a matter again, often with the intention of revising a previous decision or judgment
“The court’s decision was challenged, and the case was relitigated in a higher court.”
2. noun
the act of reviewing or examining a matter again, often with the intention of revising a previous decision or judgment
“The relitigation of the case took several months and involved multiple hearings.”