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countersue

[ koun-ter-soo ]

verb (used with object)

countersued, countersuing.
  1. to bring a civil action against (one's complainant).


verb (used without object)

countersued, countersuing.
  1. to bring a civil action against one's complainant.
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John Catanzara, president of the Chicago police officers’ union, said he would encourage the officers to countersue.

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Her lawyer later said she had plans to countersue.

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District Judge Lewis Kaplan in a Monday order dismissed former President Donald Trump's attempt to countersue writer E. Jean Carroll, after a jury found him liable of sexually abusing and defaming her in May.

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“It is becoming increasingly common for perpetrators to countersue their victims, claiming defamation. This is a concerning trend, one designed to convince victims that if they speak out, they will be the target of spurious litigation,†the statement said.

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“It is becoming increasingly common for perpetrators to countersue their victims, claiming defamation. This is a concerning trend, one designed to convince victims that if they speak out, they will be the target of spurious litigation.â€

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