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Legal Definitions - group litigation
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Definition of group litigation
Group litigation refers to a legal action where a group of people collectively sue or are sued as one entity. This type of litigation is also known as class action lawsuits.
- A group of employees suing their employer for discrimination
- A group of consumers suing a company for false advertising
- A group of investors suing a company for securities fraud
These examples illustrate how group litigation can be used to address issues that affect a large number of people. By joining together, individuals can pool their resources and increase their chances of success in court.
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Simple Definition
Group litigation refers to a situation where a large group of people come together to file a lawsuit or defend themselves against a lawsuit as one entity. This could be a civil rights group or any other group of people who have a common interest in a legal matter. Instead of each person filing a separate lawsuit, they join together to make their case stronger and more effective.
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