Time Warner Cable said Monday it is buying smaller high-speed data, voice and video provider Insight for $3bn in cash in an effort to build up its Midwest operations.
Apple is facing a lawsuit brought by 27,000 South Koreans, angry over the collection of location data on iPhones and iPads.
HTC Corp., Asia´s second-biggest maker of smartphones, filed a patent-related complaint at the U.S. International Trade Commission that seeks to block imports of Apple Inc.´s iPhone, iPad and Mac computers.
A Cargill Inc unit is being sued by an Oregon family who said their young daughter was hospitalized after eating Salmonella-contaminated turkey, the subject of one of the largest U.S. meat recalls ever.
Five tobacco companies filed a lawsuit in federal court in Washington late Tuesday challenging the constitutionality of regulations and graphic warning labels under the 2009 law that imposed federal regulation on tobacco.
Design house Christian Louboutin—represented by McCarter & English IP partner Harley Lewin—is appealing a federal judge´s decision allowing high-fashion rival Yves Saint Laurent to proceed with plans to sell red-soled shoes that Louboutin claims infringe its trademark.
A former Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman associate has sued the firm in New York state court, alleging that he is a victim of false promises made before he was hired that ultimately led to what he claims was his unjust termination in May.
Law firm recruiting partners have gazed into their crystal balls, and what they see is a promising future for would-be associates from the class of 2013.
For Vermont Law School, the price of standing on principle was $500,000.
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton lawyers helped guide Google toward completing the largest acquisition in the company´s history—the $12.5bn acquisition of mobile-device maker Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc., the firm announced yesterday.
Conventional law firms charge vast hourly fees and then hand the work to underlings while the partners play golf at clubs their clients are too poor to join.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is scrutinizing the method Standard & Poor´s used to cut the U.S.´s credit rating and whether the firm properly protected the confidential decision, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
A very interesting move by Google this morning, buying handset hardware maker Motorola for $12.5bn.
The judge in the trial of Egypt´s deposed president Hosni Mubarak has halted live TV coverage and ordered a merger with the trial of ex-Interior Minister Habib al-Adly.
President Obama´s controversial healthcare reform law remains at the center of debate nationwide, including Huntsville, Ala.
Jordanian authorities took a key step Sunday toward enacting sweeping changes to the country´s constitution, initiatives that would decrease the king´s authority, reinforce the separation of powers and bolster civil rights.
Brazilian judge Patricia Acioli, known for taking a hard-line against corrupt officials and militia death squads, was shot and killed on Thursday outside of her home by two masked men on motorbikes.
Germany has released a plane belonging to the Thai crown prince in exchange for a 38-million-euro bond. The plane was impounded after a business dispute between a German company and the Thai state reached new heights.
A junior doctor has told a coroner she was responsible for up to 90 patients on a busy night when she prescribed an inappropriate drug to a man who later died.
Vodafone is back in court charged with misleading customers over internet pricing plans for mobiles - just days before the telco expects to be fined hundreds of thousands of dollars for a similar offence.
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