France´s lower house of parliament has passed an immigration bill that would strip naturalized citizens of their citizenship, if convicted of murdering a police officer, judge or other representative of the state.
Liverpool´s American owners have blocked the sale of the English football giants to the owners of baseball´s Boston Red Sox with a temporary restraining order granted by a US court, their lawyers said.
Dutch electronics giant Philips is under investigation in Singapore after a marketing campaign for a new shaver triggered a search for a wild bear.
Industrial action in France against pension system changes continued on Thursday, with the focus shifting from transport — where services were improving — to the oil supply, as most of the country’s refineries remain blocked by striking workers.
The Supreme Court has heard arguments in a case about DNA testing that could prolong a Texas death row inmate´s appeals or lead quickly to his execution.
Administration´s alternatives to limited-benefits plans not due until 2014.
The world´s largest drug company expands its portfolio to include ´abuse-resistant´ pain relievers.
Prop. 19, the California measure to legalize pot, would undercut Mexico´s fight against drug cartels, President Felipe Calderon says. He calls on the Obama administration to oppose the measure.
Thousands of violent criminals will be allowed to walk free from court under proposed new guidelines for assault cases, according to the Sentencing Council.
A Cairns couple pleaded not guilty yesterday to offences under Queensland´s century-old abortion law, at the start of a trial that has highlighted the legal muddle surrounding abortion.
Uganda´s Constitutional Court has quashed the treason charges against opposition leader Kizza Besigye.
Malaysian authorities charged a lawyer and three other people with the murders of missing cosmetics millionaire Sosilawati Lawiya and three associates, according to a lawyer for one of the defendants.
Barry Coburn, a name partner at Coburn & Coffman representing juice maker POM Wonderful in at least two cases, has been ordered to show cause as to why he shouldn´t be sanctioned for allegedly making false representations to a D.C. Superior Court judge.
For the first time in Canada, an appellate level court is going to rule on whether a woman can testify in court while wearing a niqab.
The Supreme Court will decide whether an anti-terrorism law should have been used to prosecute a jealous woman who tried to harm her husband´s mistress with deadly chemicals.
Tobacco companies picked up two victories in the same week in Florida in cases brought by smokers in Duval and Manatee counties.
A landmark trial is being heard in China of a recent graduate who says he was denied a teaching job because he is HIV positive, state media say.
French strikers are disrupting services for a second day running, as they seek to build pressure on the government over its pension reform plans.
A federal judge on Thursday upheld the authority of the federal government to require everyone to have health insurance, dealing a setback to groups seeking to block the new national health care plan.
Shook, Hardy & Bacon product liability and mass torts partner Mark Behrens and of counsel Cary Silverman have compiled a list of America´s most formidable trial lawyers.
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