Plaintiff
A plaintiff is a person or group who brings a lawsuit to court, alleging that they have been wronged or harmed by another party, known as the defendant. The plaintiff seeks a legal remedy, often in the form of monetary compensation or an injunction, to address the issues they face. Essentially, the plaintiff initiates legal action to enforce their rights or seek justice for a grievance, presenting their case and evidence to support their claims in front of a judge or jury.
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A plaintiff is the person or group who initiates a lawsuit in a court of law. They are the ones who claim to have been harmed or wronged in some way and seek compensation or justice through legal action. In a court case, the plaintiff presents their case against the defendant, who is the party accused of causing the harm. Essentially, the plaintiff is the party bringing the issue to court, hoping for a favorable ruling or resolution.