A legal case refers to a dispute brought before a court of law for resolution. It involves two or more opposing parties who present their arguments and evidence to the judge or jury.
Related terms
Precedent: Precedent refers to an earlier decision made by a court that serves as an authoritative guide for future cases with similar circumstances.
Plaintiff: The plaintiff is the party bringing a lawsuit against another party, seeking legal remedy or compensation for harm or injustice suffered.
Defendant: The defendant is the party being accused or sued in a legal case. They are required to defend themselves against the plaintiff's claims.