Drivers are flouting the ban on hand-held cellphones - new figures show a phone-related car crash almost every two days, dozens of injuries and five deaths last year.
A web service allowing plaintiffs to file a lawsuit with any arbitration court in the country online opened this week, Vedomosti reported Tuesday, citing a Supreme Arbitration Court spokesman.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission was sued by victims of Bernard L. Madoff´s Ponzi scheme who alleged negligence on the part of the agency.
The Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies has filed a lawsuit seeking to prevent Motorola from completing the sale of its wireless networking division to Nokia Siemens Networks because of a dispute over technology contracts.
How funny is the Supreme Court? The answer, naturally, requires exacting empirical research and a deep understanding of grad-school humor theory.
Pennsylvania’s Superior Court is set to hear an appeal against an earlier decision to try 13-year-old Jordan Brown in an adult court.
A woman who raised a child who went missing from a New York hospital 23 years ago was ordered detained on Monday on kidnapping charges, a day after she confessed to snatching the baby and turned herself in.
Glenn Cunningham and Adriano Vilar have become the first gay couple in the State to have their civil partnership formally recognised by the State.
Former Siemens management board member Thomas Ganswindt appeared in a Munich court Thursday on charges that he failed to halt bribes paid in Nigeria and Russia.
No Russian art exhibits will be shown in the United States until the settling of a dispute around a library that a U.S. court ordered the Russian government to return to a Hasidic group, Culture Minister Alexander Avdeyev said Thursday.
A high-ranking former CIA officer, already imprisoned as a Russian spy, was sentenced to an additional eight years behind bars for sending notes to his Russian handlers from prison.
A woman has been arrested after she was caught allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs to a New Plymouth Prison inmate.
A Tauranga mother has been convicted of letting her 13-year-old son drink and drive after he crashed her Mercedes following a bourbon and cola binge last April.
Italian chocolate maker Ferrero said Wednesday that a top Ukrainian court upheld a previous ruling canceling the trademark of its round Raffaello chocolate in Ukraine in a case that was closely watched for its implications for foreign investments in the country.
A Levin church is being taken to court by Inland Revenue which is chasing a $1.2 million tax bill - something the church says is an honest mistake.
Swiss police have re-arrested a former banker on fresh charges of breaching bank secrecy laws by passing data to WikiLeaks.
In a landmark ruling the European Court for Human Rights has criticized EU´s asylum policy. It said forcing refugees to apply for asylum in the country of their entry into the EU was inhumane.
After years of controversial debate, the European Parliament has approved a law setting out patients´ rights to medical care in another EU country. Out-patient treatment will be available without prior authorization.
Despite arguments to the contrary, law school can still lead to a lucrative career, but only if you plan properly and set your sights on one of the top 35 schools.
Now that House Republicans have had their token show-vote on the health care law, Congress is turning its attention to one small provision that everyone agrees should be repealed.
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