7 definitions
Lawfare (n.) is using lawsuits, prosecutions, or legal procedure as a weapon to wear down an opponent rather than settle a dispute.
Lawfare (n.) is justice, as described by the defendant.
Lawfare (n.) is the rule of law with brass knuckles tucked in its briefcase.
Lawfare (n.) is a grand jury used as a press release.
Lawfare (n.) is winning on the calendar instead of in the courtroom.
Lawfare (n.) is war by other means, and the other means come with a filing fee.
Lawfare (n.) is suing not to win, but to make your enemy spend a decade answering mail.