Litigation is defined as the process of resolving a dispute by filing or answering a formal complaint through the public court system. The United States has one of the most developed, complex, all-pervasive, and effective court systems in the world. Although the legislature actually drafts the laws, the courtroom is where these complex laws and procedures are enforced and put into practice. The courts are the main enforcers of the power of the law in the United States.

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