Florida prosecutors filed a perjury charge against the wife of neighborhood watchman and murder suspect George Zimmerman on Tuesday, alleging she lied about the family´s finances during her husband´s bond hearing.
A group of passengers from a JetBlue flight that was forced to make an emergency landing in March after the pilot suffered a midair meltdown filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against both the airline and the pilot, according to court papers.
Submission by lawyers for the WikiLeaks founder states that justices ruled against him on legal point not argued in court.
Lawyers hired by Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to evaluate its anticorruption policies have recommended adding India and South Africa to a review that includes Mexico, Brazil and China, said a letter to the company from congressional Democrats.
New York City´s pension funds on Monday became the latest group to file a derivative lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores Inc based on reported allegations of bribery in Mexico and a possible cover-up by Wal-Mart officials.
The USITC - US International Trade Commission ruled on Monday that HTC could not use five patents that it obtained from Google last August in its case against Apple.
A pilot program that will give parties more flexibility in securities arbitration cases involving $10 million or more in claims will launch on July 2, a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority executive said on Tuesday.
Sky Deutschland AG and broadcasters with rights to sports events such as UEFA Europa League soccer games may face curbs on fees they charge other channels for showing clips of the action on news programs, according to a European Union court aide.
Deloitte & Touche agreed to pay $19.9m to settle litigation brought by former Bear Stearns Cos shareholders who claimed they were misled about the investment bank´s deteriorating health by its former auditor.
Service says it doesn´t think any accounts were hacked after password theft.
Even as a dispute over Google´s digital book project deepens in the United States, the company said Monday that it had reached an agreement in France that could bring back to life thousands of out-of-print works.
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal by a citizen who said he had been tortured at a military jail in South Carolina and who sought to hold former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other officials accountable.
Last week, hackers breached the site and stole more than six million of its customers´ passwords, which had been only lightly encrypted. They were posted to a Russian hacker forum for all to see.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder named two federal prosecutors to investigate possible leaks of classified information by the Obama administration.
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay as much as $2.2 billion to settle U.S. probes of the marketing of its Risperdal antipsychotic drug and other medications, two people familiar with the negotiations said.
A judge for the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit on Friday dismissed a patent infringement lawsuit brought by Apple against smartphone rival Motorola.
Brazil now has a larger total GDP than the UK and has something other nations look for in vain: sustained leadership.
The New Jersey Senate Law and Public Safety Committee on Monday recommended increased fines for texting or talking on a cell phone while driving.
The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled that a life prison term without parole was not excessive for a Las Vegas teen who shot and killed the manger of a furniture store in a failed robbery.
The U.S. subsidiary of Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht has filed a lawsuit challenging a recently signed Florida law barring local governments from hiring companies that do business in Cuba or Syria.
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