American law schools are suffering a bit of an image problem. Thanks to a determined group of writers known as "scam bloggers," it´s now an open secret that many schools admit far more students than will ever be able to find jobs after graduation.
Lawsuits over arrests in connection with the Occupy Wall Street protests continue to be filed in federal court.
The parents of murdered British schoolgirl Milly Dowler testified at a U.K. public inquiry into press ethics Monday, detailing how the alleged hacking of their daughter´s phone by News Corp.´s now-closed News of the World gave them false hope she might still have been alive.
Gay couples in NI are denied the chance to adopt children because of outdated legislation, the High Court has heard.
Tobacco giant Philip Morris is suing the Australian government over a new law making plain packaging mandatory for cigarettes from December 2012.
Councils in Somerset have handed out 22 fines to bus, coach and taxi drivers caught smoking in their vehicles.
Suzuki Motor has announced it will seek arbitration if German carmaker Volkswagen does not sell its stake in the Japanese company back to it.
Russian lawmakers in the city of St. Petersburg on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved an initial reading of a bill that would impose fines against people convicted of promoting homosexuality, including gays or lesbians who are open about their sexuality.
Big law is heavily favoring President Obama in campaign contributions, pouring twice as much money into the president´s re-election campaign than into the four leading Republican candidates combined.
Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff on Friday signed a law establishing a truth commission to investigate human rights abuses perpetrated by the military from 1946 to 1988.
Millions of current and former Netflix customers woke up Wednesday to an e-mail about a class-action lawsuit involving the price of online DVD rentals.
Clothing company says sorry and hastily withdraws Unhate poster featuring Pope Benedict XVI kissing Egyptian imam.
Three of Michael Jackson´s brothers claim in a lawsuit filed this week that they´ve been "duped" by a company selling replicas of jackets worn by the pop icon.
Italy´s new prime minister overwhelmingly won a Senate vote of confidence Thursday evening, hours after presenting his proposal for leading the country out of financial crisis.
Michael Lohan has been sentenced to two years probation.
A judge on Wednesday dismissed the case against an Illinois man who was accused of stalking actress and singer Selena Gomez earlier this year, a court official said.
The woman who claimed teen singer Justin Bieber fathered a baby with her has dropped her paternity lawsuit, but Mariah Yeater´s lawyer said on Wednesday she is pursuing her claim out of court.
Dozens of Indonesian children may be detained in adult prisons in Australia on people-smuggling charges because police have used a discredited test to determine their age, say lawyers and diplomats.
The Brazilian government on Monday granted citizenship for the first time to a foreigner based on his same-sex marriage.
Occupy Wall Street protesters have been allowed to return to a New York City park where they were cleared out hours earlier.
voltar para o topo