John Travolta sued by second masseur

McCanns demand the removal of Madeleine´s picture used to advertise trips on website

Oracle gets partial victory in Google suit

Google ad business faces antitrust inquiry in India

Lawyer uses poetry to demand action on divorce

An Atlanta attorney could face disciplinary action for sending a poem to a Nassau County special referee complaining about his client´s lengthy divorce litigation.

Accused 9/11 planners charged in court

The five men accused of plotting the deadly September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States have been formally charged with crimes that include murder and terrorism.

Hollande ousts Sarkozy in French presidential election

François Hollande defeated President Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday, becoming the first Socialist elected president of France since François Mitterrand.

White House Warns Supreme Court Not to Overturn Obamacare

French court gives 5-year sentence in terror plot

BP Trial Will Be in January, Louisiana AG Caldwell Says

Iranian lawyer Mohammad Ali Dadkhah sentenced to nine years in jail

Nokia Sues HTC, RIM, ViewSonic for Patent Infringement

Kosovo court acquits ex-rebel KLA leader and aides

Lippman announces pro bono requirement for prospective attorneys

Judge slams prosecutors for dismissing gay juror

3 Secret Service agents refuse polygraph in prostitution scandal

Judge denies Strauss-Kahn immunity claim

As Supreme Court mulls healthcare, rumors fly

This week the U.S. Supreme Court wrapped up the last oral arguments of its current term. Now comes the nationwide angst of waiting - as long as two months - for decisions, particularly the one that will resolve the most high-stakes and closely watched case of the year: the challenge to the Obama-sponsored healthcare law.

Federal judge, ´like so many others,´ files for bankruptcy

Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., on more than one occasion, has urged Congress to pay federal judges more, pointing out that the robed ones have seen their salaries plummet over the years relative to those of other U.S. workers. Federal district judges make about $174,000 a year—just a shade more than the going rate for first-year associates at top law firms.

Cyber-security bill Cispa passes US House

The US House of Representatives has passed a cyber-security bill amid a veto threat from President Barack Obama.