👉 Hoggism is a legal concept that refers to the practice of using an attorney as a mediator in a court case. It involves two or more parties seeking to resolve their disputes through negotiation and compromise, rather than resorting to litigation. Hoggism can be used for several purposes, including facilitating communication between disputing parties, resolving conflicts without resorting to legal action, and providing a neutral third party to facilitate the resolution of disputes.
