lawsuitable

English

Etymology

From lawsuit +‎ -able.

Adjective

lawsuitable (comparative more lawsuitable, superlative most lawsuitable)

1. (very rare) Able or likely to be targeted by a lawsuit.
   • 1995, Tilburg Foreign Law Review, volume 5, Tilburg University, page 231:

     Where the Hof van Cassatie on pure lawsuitable reasons had destroyed the decision of the Hof van Beroep of Gent, was 'appreciated' practically totally different.

   • 2002, Tanuja Desai Hidier, Born Confused, Scholastic Incorporated, →ISBN:

     Little did they realize how lawsuitable this boy actually was.

   • 2013, Nicolas, Banksters, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, →ISBN:

     "You heard?" he asked with the most boyish glee I ever saw in him. "My brother's taken a new mistress. But this time he's broken with the pattern, and chosen someone who doesn't work directly beneath ho,—thank the last $3 million lawsuit for that. Rumor is she still has tangential ties to the company, but at least those aren't lawsuitable."