strike suit
strike suit noun: a lawsuit of questionable merit brought in the hope of gaining a private settlement, before going to court, that would be less than the defendant's legal costs.
Noun
strike suit (plural strike suits)
- A lawsuit of questionable merit brought in the hope of gaining a private settlement, before going to court, that would be less than the defendant's legal costs.
Forms of strike suit
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Questions about strike suit
- What does strike suit mean?
- Strike suit means a lawsuit of questionable merit brought in the hope of gaining a private settlement, before going to court, that would be less than the defendant's legal costs.
- What part of speech is strike suit?
- Strike suit is a noun.
- What is the plural of strike suit?
- The plural of strike suit is strike suits.
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