1. capable of being the subject of a lawsuit; suitable for legal action
Usage: legal

Examples

• The contract dispute was clearly litigable under state law.
• Her attorney determined that the case was litigable and worth pursuing.
• Not all workplace disagreements are litigable matters.
• The insurance company argued that the claim was not litigable.
• They needed to establish whether the issue was litigable before proceeding.
• The judge ruled that the constitutional question was litigable in federal court.