sue in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To sue means to initiate legal proceedings against someone in a court of law to seek a remedy or compensation for wrongdoing.

She decided to sue the company for damages after the accident.
If you believe your rights have been violated, you may want to consider whether to sue.
After months of negotiation, they finally chose to sue for breach of contract.
He plans to sue his former employer for unfair dismissal.
The couple was advised to sue for custody of their children.
Samantha decided to sue the company for wrongful termination.
After the accident, he was considering whether to sue for damages.
The couple chose to sue their landlord over the uninhabitable conditions.
She felt empowered to sue after being unfairly treated by her employer.
They hired a lawyer to help them sue for breach of contract.