A former bank manager who had a nervous breakdown due to stress has won a legal battle against the Commonwealth Bank for withholding his compensation.
Steve Jobs is nearing the end of his long and winding pursuit of the Beatles catalogue, The Wall Street Journal reported.
A Perth boutique car mechanic alleged to have been driving a client´s Lamborghini at more than 160km/h has told a court he was only arrested when a TV news crew turned up.
The bill, which is expected to pass the National Assembly later this month, would let publishers set e-book prices. The idea is to prevent publishers from being undercut by the likes of Amazon or Apple.
A Singapore court has sentenced a 76-year-old British author to six weeks in jail and a fine of $15,400 (£9,700) for contempt of court over his book deemed critical of the city-state´s judiciary.
A Minnesota man freed after spending more than 2½ years in prison for a fatal crash in a Toyota Camry sued Toyota Motor Corp. on Monday, alleging the automaker knew about safety problems in its cars but failed to fix them or warn customers.
People convicted of possessing a gun while selling drugs are subject to five-year mandatory minimum sentences on top of most other sentences, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday.
A slaying suspect featured on "America´s Most Wanted" is behind bars after being arrested on a drunken driving charge, Hillsborough County deputies said.
Intel Corp., the world’s largest chipmaker, was accused by the University of New Mexico of infringing a patent for printing electronic circuits.
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Walter Netschi, one of two men charged with running an $80 million Ponzi scheme involving phony investments in automatic teller machines, was convicted of all 10 criminal counts against him.
Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani also blamed activist Mina Ahadi for spreading story around world.
A US man who was declared legally dead 16 years ago has been arrested in Mississippi for the kidnapping of a girl whose body was found in Louisiana.
A jury has awarded $1.73 million to the family of an illegal immigrant from El Salvador who died of penile cancer that went undiagnosed for more than a year while he was in state and federal custody.
Mayor Gavin Newsom will veto the city´s ban on most McDonald´s Happy Meals with toys on Friday.
Lawyers must consider whether their voluntary work should be about securing access to justice for those failed by a shrinking legal aid system.
William Melchert-Dinkel charged with aiding suicide after befriending people on internet chat rooms.
Who says you can´t be a hardworking lawyer and a creative soul at the same time? David Kazzie, a lawyer who works on disciplinary cases involving health care professionals for the state of Virginia, has proven he can do both. His animated video, "So You Want to Go to Law School," has been a YouTube sensation, earning the distinction of being the 22nd most-viewed video in October on the Web site´s film/animation section.
Failed asylum-seekers will be given access to the judicial system after a pivotal High Court ruling.
Premier Mike Rann´s efforts to wipe out bikie gangs have unified, politicised and legalised his enemies - and left the state´s taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars out of pocket.
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