claim brought to vs claim presented at

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Claim brought to' is commonly used in legal contexts to refer to initiating a legal action or lawsuit, while 'claim presented at' is more commonly used in the context of presenting a claim or argument in a discussion or meeting.

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claim brought to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in legal contexts to refer to initiating a legal action or lawsuit.

This phrase is typically used in legal contexts to indicate the act of initiating a legal action or lawsuit by bringing a claim to court.

Examples:

The plaintiff brought the claim to court.
The claim was brought to the attention of the judge.

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The initial claim has to be brought to an immigration judge.
It also directly damages the environment because the EU does not in fact carry through improvements that it claims to have brought about.
The probability of claims being brought seems to be extremely low if not nil in some cases (for instance environmental matters) and higher for others (see for instance Table 1 Clause No 9).
Agreement on the treatment of any claims to repayment brought by the Land of Berlin arising out of the investigation procedure initiated by the Commission in respect of Landesbank Berlin - Girozentrale
The court or tribunal shall give its decision in one and the same judgment on all recourse claims brought before it.
That request was not answered, as indicated in the claim brought by the applicant on 2 September 2005.
Classification of claims brought against the tax authority
The court or tribunal shall give its decision in one and the same judgment on all recourse claims brought before it.
On this basis, the claim brought forward by this party had to be rejected.
Interested parties reiterated their claims brought forward at the provisional stage that narrow and precision strips should be excluded from the scope of the investigation.
Following disclosure, interested parties reiterated their claims brought forward at the provisional stage that the Commission incorrectly cumulatively assessed the effects on the dumped imports from the PRC and Taiwan.
Mr. Chief Justice, if this law were to be applied retroactively, it could open claims brought against a number of foreign states, which would further complicate our international relations.
A similar distinction must be drawn, with regard to cases in the field of intellectual property, between the original action and the cross-claim brought by an intervener, following service of the application initiating proceedings.
(6) The Anti-Dumping Act of 1916 has yet to be repealed, and claims brought under this Act are pending before US Courts against persons under the jurisdiction of the Member States.
Customs and excise liabilities: AGB agreed to indemnify the Purchaser in respect of losses resulting from claims brought against it by the Czech customs and excise authorities in relation to AGB Customs Guarantee.
The Commission reached the conclusion that the claims brought by the petitioners in this case cannot be based on Community law but solely on the basis of Danish national legislation before the Danish administration and courts.
As already set out in recital 7 above, in order to assess the validity of the claims brought forward in detail, the Commission conducted verification visits at premises of three importers and two users, in Italy and Poland.
assume responsibility for dealing with legal proceedings and claims brought by third parties against the assisting party or against persons or other legal entities acting on its behalf;
Indemnification in respect of employment litigation: AGB agreed to indemnify the Purchaser in respect of any losses resulting from any claims brought against GECB by any of the employees in relation to any actual or alleged act or omission by the Seller prior to the Closing Date.
It's a workers' comp claim I brought in.

Alternatives:

claim filed in
claim submitted to
claim lodged with
claim initiated in
claim presented in

claim presented at

This phrase is correct and commonly used in the context of presenting a claim or argument in a discussion or meeting.

This phrase is typically used in the context of presenting a claim or argument in a discussion, meeting, or similar setting.