A shake-up of the Family Court could end counselling and mediation services, introduce more user charges and restrict cases that can come before the court.
Apple Inc sued Samsung Electronics claiming the South Korean firm´s Galaxy line of mobile phones and tablets "slavishly" copies the iPhone and iPad, according to court papers, a move analysts say is aimed at keeping its close rivals at bay.
Hair today, gone tomorrow.
"In political and electoral contrasts, and in particular in the discussion concerning the administration of justice, we are reaching a very dangerous limit. So we must find a sense of proportion and show more responsibility".
Microsoft Corp urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to make it easier to challenge some patents as part of its appeal of a record $290m jury verdict for infringing a small Canadian software firm´s patent.
A shortage of one of the three drugs used in most lethal injections has caused disarray as states pursue a desperate and sometimes furtive search that might run afoul of federal drug laws.
Christian Louboutin is all fired up about its trademark.
Who had an eventful weekend? Nicolas Cage certainly did.
A member of parliament from an Islamic party which promoted anti-pornography legislation has resigned after being caught watching porn in parliament.
When Ian Chisholm decided to make the fence next to his drive taller, he created a rather bigger divide between himself and his neighbours than he bargained for.
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev on Thursday discharged six justices of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan for corruption.
Police in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro have arrested a local lawmaker on suspicion of heading a paramilitary group linked to a series of murders.
The Japanese government has ordered the operator of the nuclear plant damaged by last month´s quake and tsunami to pay compensation to affected families.
The Obama administration on Friday asked the US Supreme Court to determine whether police need warrants to track a suspect´s movement using GPS - global position systems technology.
A man wrongfully convicted of a armed robbery committed in 1961 has been awarded $13.1-million from both the federal and Quebec governments.
The federal government wrapped up the securities act reference case before the Supreme Court of Canada Thursday with assurances that Ottawa is not out to seize jurisdiction over a variety of areas currently regulated by the provinces.
The head of the FAA´s air traffic control division has resigned after four controllers were found sleeping on the job so far this year.
The Congress on Thursday approved a budget deal to avert a government shutdown, but mass defections in both parties highlighted the difficult fights ahead on spending and debt reduction.
Unilever and Procter & Gamble Co. agreed to pay 315.2m euros ($457m) in fines to end a EU probe into price fixing of laundry detergent.
For the first time in its 121-year history, the top court of South Dakota is to hold a hearing later this month to decide whether to remove a sitting judge from the bench.
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