Difference between Sue and Litigate

SUE vs LITIGATE: NOUN

To follow up; to chase; to seek after; to endeavor to win; to woo.
To proceed with, as an action, and follow it up to its proper termination; to gain by legal process.
To leave high and dry on shore.
To petition for and take out, or to apply for and obtain.
To clean, as the beak; -- said of a hawk.

To make the subject of a lawsuit; to contest in law; to prosecute or defend by pleadings, exhibition of evidence, and judicial debate in a court.

To make entreaty; entreat; petition; plead: usually with for.
To pay court, or pay one's addresses as a suitor or lover; play the lover; woo, or be a wooer.
To prosecute; make legal claim; seek for something in law: as, to sue for damages.
To issue; flow.
To seek justice or right from by legal process; institute process in law against; prosecute in a civil action for the recovery of a real or supposed right: as, to sue one for debt; to sue one for damages in trespass.
To seek after; try to win; seek the favor of; seek in marriage; woo.
To follow with entreaty; seek to persuade; entreat.
To follow up; follow out; continue.
To follow; follow after; pursue; chase; follow in attendance; attend.
An old spelling of sew, sew, 2.
To follow; come after, either as a consequence or in pursuit.
File a suit against

To make the subject of a suit at law; bring before a court of law for decision; prosecute or defend at law, as a right or claim.
To carry on a suit by judicial process.
File a suit against

Charge, Trial, Prosecution, Assign, Proceed, Plead, Pursue, Complain, Indict, Complaint, Claim, Prosecute, Lawsuit, Process, Litigate

Assert, Intervene, Resolve, Settle, Lawyering, Prosecute, Arbitrate, Contest, Challenge, Submit, Advocate, Plead, Argue, Process, Sue

Continue, Attack, Chase, Ella, Charge, Trial, Prosecution, Assign, Plead, Pursue, Complaint, Claim, Prosecute, Lawsuit, Process

Replead, Adjudicated, Rehearing, Collitigant, Reargue, Redress, Assert, Settle, Prosecute, Contest, Submit, Advocate, Plead, Argue, Process

Sue ME, Sue Me, What Can You Do Me?
And if you sue someone on a non compete breach, they may turn around and sue you in the same lawsuit for something.
Sue Me, Sue Me, What Can You Do To Me?
However, is it still important to sue in order to preserve the right to sue.
Diane Brensinger, Virghiia Hutchings, Sue Kantz, Sue Weaver, Jan Werkheiser, Barb Wolf, Charlotte Wilson, Evalyn lickt Carol Boyer, Lynda Wilson.
The Sue Gentry Index was created by Sue Gentry, a journalist and local historian living in Jackson County.
In that case, you can sue without obtaining a notice of the right to sue from the EEOC.
Similarly, to sue a partnership, the plaintiff must name and sue each of the partners.
Diane Brensinger, Virginia Hutchings, Sue Kants, Sue Weaver, Jan Werkheiser, Barb Wolf, Charlotte Wllaoh, Evelyn Zick, Carol Boyer.
Wilson, Rodney Pybus, Sue Hubbard, Sue Stewart, Gillian Fisher and others.

The normal rule is investigate first, litigate second.
Overvaluations are difficult to identify, substantiate and litigate.
Pro was obliged to litigate disputes in England.
The decision to litigate: a choice of forum.
The two sides continue to litigate that dispute.
Gust continued to litigate both infringement and invalidity.
Just as parties may choose to litigate rather than arbitrate antitrust claims, parties may choose to litigate PAGA claims as well.
Tlapanco alleges that Defendants have greater financial means to litigate this case in New York than he does to litigate it in Michigan.
"We cannot litigate, argue with a COVID-19 virus that doesn't want to litigate.
For instance, must the parties litigate in Kentucky, or can they litigate elsewhere?