Civil litigation intersects with political issues by addressing legal disputes that often involve matters of public interest, policy, or rights. Such cases can include civil rights violations, environmental regulations, or disputes involving government actions. The outcomes of civil lawsuits can influence public policy, set legal precedents, and inform future governance decisions. Additionally, civil litigation can serve as a means for individuals or groups to challenge unjust laws or actions, highlighting the interconnectedness of law and politics in a democratic society.