The term 'kind of suit' can refer to a variety of different legal cases. The crossword solutions for this term are UNION (5 letters), ZOOT (4 letters), LIBEL (5 letters), CIVIL (5 letters), MAJOR (5 letters), PANTS (5 letters), CLASSACTION (11 letters), and BREACHOFPROMISE (15 letters). A UNION suit is a type of labor dispute between an employer and a UNION. A zoot suit is a type of clothing popularized in the 1940s. LIBEL is a type of defamation lawsuit. CIVIL suits involve disputes between two or more parties, such as contract disputes. MAJOR suits are those that involve large amounts of money or property. PANTS suits are a type of clothing, but they can also refer to a type of lawsuit in which a plaintiff seeks damages from a defendant. Classaction suits are lawsuits in which a group of people join together to sue a single defendant. Breach of promise suits are lawsuits in which one party sues another for breaking a promise.