A guide for gay fathers has been launched, offering advice on adoption, fostering and surrogacy to gay couples who want to become parents.
The anti-tobacco law that has been in effect in Spain since January 1, 2006 is one of the most permissive and least respected in Europe.
Deutsche Bank AG, which is suing a former client for $1.8 million that he failed to pay back after incurring losses on investments tied to Citigroup Inc. shares, had cautioned him about the bets, the German bank’s lawyer told a Singapore court today.
Says one consultant: ´The overall marketplace for legal services is fracturing. It´s unbundling and specialists are emerging´
A Waco, Texas, woman has filed a libel suit in a U.S. District Court in Austin, alleging she fears for her life because she was misidentified as a murder witness on the A&E Network´s reality series "The First 48."
Attorney ranks aren´t the only thing that shrank at many law firms between 2008 and 2010.
Baby Peter´s "horrifying death" was down to the incompetence of almost every member of staff who came into contact with him, official reports say.
Police investigating the 2001 murder of Chandra Levy were wrong to focus their inquiry on a congressman she was having an affair with, prosecutors have said.
Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr pleaded guilty to charges against him Monday, the Pentagon said, in the first military commission trial there since Barack Obama became president.
American travelers bound for Cancun and other popular Mexican destinations have long been able to pay for meals, souvenirs and other goods or services in U.S. dollars instead of pesos.
New Jersey lawmakers introduced an "anti-bullying bill of rights" Monday that one advocate said would be the toughest state law of its kind in the nation, a proposal that follows the widely publicized suicide of a Rutgers University student who was humiliated online.
Two years after launching a court action with the hope of learning the identity of her biological father, Olivia Pratten will be in court Monday for the beginning of a trial that could have major implications for people conceived through artificial insemination – and donors involved in the process.
Google Inc. is being investigated by Britain’s privacy regulator after the company said its Street View mapping unit inadvertently gathered personal e-mails and passwords from unsecured wireless networks.
Group of 20 finance chiefs vowed to avoid weakening currencies to lift exports and left it to a leaders´ meeting next month to flesh out how to further pressure member China to allow faster gains in the yuan.
The lawyer who represented the head of the notorious Mr Asia drug syndicate has been awarded $140,000 in a defamation case.
In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook in his Harvard University college dorm when he was 19. It has attracted more than 500 million users and has more visitors than Google.
All serious offenders are set to serve minimum jail time under tough new sentencing laws announced by the Bligh Government today.
The Government believes New Zealand drivers aren´t ready to moderate their drinking. We know they are. So take responsibility for keeping our roads safe by signing up: Two Drinks Max.
A seaside city in Italy is planning to ban miniskirts and other revealing clothing to improve what the mayor calls standards of public decency.
An Iraqi high court on Sunday ordered the current parliamentary speaker to begin the process that will fill key positions in the legislation body, and also ruled that the current open session of parliament is unconstitutional.
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