A case seeking the legalization same-sex marriage in France has arrived at the Constitutional Court, and gay rights advocates are optimistic that France could become the next European country to allow gay marriage.
A Swedish prosecutor wants to question him on suspicion of rape, sexual molestation and unlawful coercion. Assange has denied the allegations, and his location is unclear.
Less than four years after a storybook wedding in Paris, Eva Longoria filed court papers Wednesday to divorce basketball star Tony Parker, citing irreconcilable differences.
Wolverine, Batman and Superman should be allowed to hang out on Hollywood Boulevard without fear of arrest, according to a preliminary injunction issued Wednesday against the city of Los Angeles.
Now that the speculation about a royal wedding is over, the speculation about a royal prenup begins.
With just over one week to go before sex workers can openly do business in Ontario, the federal government is warning that the province will become Canada´s prostitution hub and there will be legal uncertainty in other provinces unless a judge stays a court ruling that struck down antiprostitution laws.
When cruising along the highway, there is a large discrepancy (6 to 7 per cent) between the speedometer on my car and the readings given out by my GPS system. Which is more accurate?
A city in central Argentina has banned the use of cell phones inside banks, punishable by 15 days in jail, state media reported Thursday.
Citigroup Inc., which has proceeded with foreclosures as some rivals stopped to recheck documents, said it may need to refile affidavits in cases that began before an overhaul of its procedures.
The Obama administration may want to seek other ways to prosecute Guantanamo Bay inmates following a New York jury conviction of an alleged al-Qaeda bomber on only one of 285 counts in the 1998 attacks on U.S. embassies in Africa that killed 224 people.
If you´re an executive or senior lawyer worried about globalization and its impact on corporate law, then the University of Toronto Law School has a solution for you.
Google Inc. has signed an accord with France´s biggest book publisher Hachette Livre on the scanning and sale of out-of-print books, which grants the publisher wide control over pricing and content.
Pope Benedict XVI called Wednesday for the release of Asia Bibi, a Pakistani Christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy.
Bank of America has settled a lawsuit filed by a broker who claimed that the bank´s Merrill Lynch unit discriminated against women through its partnership model.
A 21-year-old Samara resident has been given a one-year suspended sentence for forming a racist group on the popular Vkontakte social network.
Michael Douglas´ ex-wife has lost a bid to cash in on his earnings from his recent Wall Street follow-up, with a judge saying her case is too much of a Hollywood divorce to set a sequel in a New York court.
State school students who sued after being bullied and injured in fights and accidents have received payouts of more than $4 million in the past two years.
Earlier this year, I purchased a Kensington device for my car called the LiquidAUX (which I reviewed here) that allows me to charge my iPhone and play my iPhone through my car´s stereo.
iPhone J.D. is a site for lawyers using iPhones published by Jeff Richardson, an attorney in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Graduates of American law schools are finding that their chosen career is less lucrative than they had hoped.
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