A legal dispute refers to a disagreement or conflict between parties that involves legal rights, obligations, or interests and is typically resolved through the judicial system or alternative dispute resolution methods. This may involve individuals, organizations, or governments disputing over issues such as contracts, property rights, family matters, or criminal accusations. Legal disputes can arise from varied contexts, including civil, criminal, administrative, and regulatory matters, and they often require legal interpretation, negotiation, or litigation to achieve a resolution.
NHK has filed a civil lawsuit against IBM Japan for ¥54.7 billion, stemming from a contract dispute over a broadcasting system. The lawsuit follows NHK's termination of its contract after…