A British Columbia couple has been ordered to pay the provincial automobile insurance agency $100,000 for fraudulently claiming their pricey, leased vehicle had been stolen.
Patrick Hendricks filed a lawsuit in California federal court in which he claimed that AT&T is systematically overcharging its customers who are using its services on iPad and iPhone.
George Bush´s daughter Barbara is the latest high profile Republican to call for the legalisation of gay marriage.
Illinois became the 12th US state to extend legal recognition to same-sex couples Monday after its governor signed a law allowing for civil unions.
A federal judge in Florida ruled Monday that President Barack Obama´s entire health care overhaul law is unconstitutional, placing even noncontroversial provisions under a cloud in a broad challenge that seems certain to be resolved only by the Supreme Court.
LA Weekly reported that Donald LeBuhn from California has filed class action lawsuit against the tech giant Apple.
Ambitious plans for three new law schools in New York have stalled in the face of an ailing economy, state government budget woes and doubts about whether there are enough legal jobs to support the new schools in addition to the 15 existing ones.
There are a lot of law students happily lounging under trees out there — if law school Web sites are to be believed.
The Moscow Arbitration Court ruled on Tuesday to cancel the authority of the Union of Rights Holders, headed by famed film director Nikita Mikhalkov, to collect a 1 percent fee on imported electronic devices and blank recordable media.
Eastman Kodak lost the crucial opening round in a high-stakes patent dispute over whether iPhones and BlackBerry camera phones infringe on its digital-imaging technology.
Short intensive courses might seem attractive as a way of saving money, but they have drawbacks.
A Dutch prisoner described by his lawyer as a giant has gone to court over the size of his single cell, arguing that it is inhumanely small.
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Animated sex scenes featuring Swedish teens in a new sex education film has led to the film being reported to the police for violating laws against endangering the moral upbringing of young people.
President Barack Obama today nominated U.S. District Judge Henry Floyd for a vacancy on a federal appeals court, selecting a judge who had a key role in challenges to President George W. Bush´s system of indefinite detention.
The French constitutional court is to rule on gay marriage as an opinion poll suggests that a majority of French people are in favour
Michael Jackson´s doctor has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter - paving the way for a televised trial.
A pensioner whose daughter was abducted and murdered has been ordered to pay child killer Derek Percy more than $32,000.
A McDonald´s store has banned customers in tracksuits in an effort to stamp out bad behaviour.
A robber was jailed after being caught slumped in a restaurant with his victims wallet still in his pocket.
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