Litigator (noun)

A person who is involved in the process of litigation, especially a lawyer who represents clients in a court of law.

Origin:

The word 'litigator' is derived from the latin word 'litigare' meaning 'to dispute or to sue'.

Examples:

1. The litigator was known for his aggressive courtroom style and his ability to win complex cases.
2. The litigator represented the plaintiffs in the class-action lawsuit against the big pharmaceutical company.
3. The litigator was highly skilled in negotiating settlements outside of court and was successful in avoiding trial in many cases.
4. The litigator was a prominent member of the legal community and was often called upon to provide expert testimony in court.
5. The litigator was hired by the small business owner to represent them in their dispute with the large corporation.