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What is the importance of litigation?

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Litigation offers people a place where they can resolve their differences over legal matters so that they don't go out and fight with each other over their problems. It also provides a person who will decide the matter in favor of one or the other by appplying the appropriate laws to the situation, just like Mommy does when two siblings are arguing over something. Lastly, it keeps us lawyers in business.

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