A bank clerk dreaming to be a model stole £46,000 from her employers — before blowing it on boob jobs, dental work, liposuction, hair extensions and make-up.
A regional judge has ordered the arrest of Google´s president in Brazil, Fabio Jose Silva Coelho, after the company failed to take down YouTube videos.
Mohammed Al-Sheikh, the former cochair of the Islamic finance practice at Latham & Watkins and managing partner of the firm’s Riyadh office, is stepping down to become an executive director of the World Bank, a global institution that has served as the home to more than one powerful international lawyer over the years.
A U.S. judge rejected Wal-Mart Stores Inc´s request to dismiss a gender discrimination case filed in California, but said he would rule later about whether the women plaintiffs had enough evidence to be certified as a class.
Three Colorado moviegoers who were wounded when a gunman opened fire at a July screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" on Friday sued the owner of the theater, Cinemark USA, accusing it of failing to provide adequate security, their lawyers said.
A woman from Long Island says that the pop star´s demands for privacy in their court battle are "ludicrous." Jennifer O´Neil, the singer´s former personal assistant claimed that Lady Gaga owes her hundreds of thousands of dollars in overtime pay.
Iran has restricted access to Google´s email service, Gmail, and search engine.
A team of top defense attorneys took the case of Cristian Fernandes pro bono. Public Defender Matt Shirk withdrew as the attorney for the 13 year-old who is on trial for the murder of his two year old brother and the sexual assault of another brother.
One month after Apple Inc. took Samsung Electronics Co. to court for infringing its designs, Apple is now accused of appropriating the look of the Swiss Federal Railway´s iconic clock for use in the iPad´s default clock app in the newly launched iOS 6 operating system.
The Federal Trade Commission today cleared the $1.9 billion merger between Universal Music Group and EMI Recorded Music without conditions, determining that the combination of the first- and fourth-largest music companies in the world would not substantially lessen competition.
A condemned US inmate who weighs at least 218kg wants his upcoming execution delayed, saying his weight could lead to a "torturous and lingering death."
An international arbitration panel has awarded ConocoPhillips $66.8 million in a dispute against Venezuela´s state-controlled oil company over oil production at its former facilities in the oil-rich South American country, the company said Friday.
Apple Inc. asked the judge in its U.S. patent case with Samsung Electronics Co. to raise the $1 billion damage award assigned by a jury last month by $707 million, while Samsung asked the judge to reduce it greatly and order a new trial.
The government of Socialist President François Hollande, faced with rising unemployment and a spate of high-profile factory closures, is seeking ways to introduce more flexibility into the French labor market.
A bank worker in charge of online security siphoned off £2.4million — then told cops she DESERVED it because of her long hours.
Wal-Mart said Thursday that it will stop carrying Amazon Kindle products in its stores after inventory is depleted and pending orders are filled.
After 11-year-old Destiny Renee Brewer died in a truck crash in eastern Kentucky, the child´s mother created a Facebook page in her memory.
If the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office was looking for a high-profile test case for the latest provisions of the America Invents Act, it couldn’t have asked for a much bigger fish than the Microsoft Corporation.
A San Francisco federal judge ordered Taiwanese electronics manufacturer AU Optronics Corp. on Thursday to pay $500 million for its role in a long-running global conspiracy to fix prices for liquid crystal display screens.
Massachusetts is reeling from a massive scandal in its state crime lab. Details are still emerging about what officials call a "rogue chemist" who may have mishandled evidence in as many as 40,000 cases over 10 years.
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