David Cameron promise to create a new criminal offence for companies that fail to stop their staff assisting in tax evasion
Goldman Sachs has completed a $5.1 billion settlement with state and federal officials over the bank’s role in the subprime mortgage crisis.
Andrew Thornhill QC was appointed as an independent expert in family confrontation
In December 2014, Google sued to block enforcement of a wide-ranging 79-page subpoena issued by Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood
Documents and computer equipment were seized from the Mossack Fonseca office
The bill was proposed by senators Diane Feinstein and Richard Burr, and states that companies "must provide in a timely manner responsive, intelligible information or data, or appropriate technical assistance to obtain such information"
Ted Cruz against the case of execution of a Mexican man for murder in 2008
Public Interest Lawyers failed to note inconsistency between claimant’s signed statement and previous allegation
One order bans the state from discriminating against any employee or job applicant based on a host of criteria including "gender expression or identity"
Uber´s attorneys argue that the drivers signed away their right to participate in class-action lawsuits due to a binding arbitration clause in their agreement with Uber
The case involves a website, GreenStijl, which posted hyperlinks to another website´s unlawfully posted Playboy pictures
The lawsuit brought by Flint residents alleges the two-year crisis was the result of ‘intentional’ actions by state officials to cut costs amid bankruptcy fears
Here we try to answer some basic questions about the story.
The law, unanimously approved by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, grants six-week leave for fathers and mothers working for companies with 20 or more employees, nearly doubling the pay they are now eligible to collect under California law
The banks aren’t targets of the investigation and haven’t been accused by authorities of wrongdoing
A government-engineered boom in lawyers ends badly, with low crime and falling bankruptcies
A new law will make it compulsory for immigrants to sign a commitment to respect the rights, duties and freedoms in Belgian society, it emerged today.
Facing a judicial probe, Lula is appealing to the Brazilians who revere him.
The speculation is driven by both high-minded concern for the digital security of the general public and hackers’ constant desire for bragging rights about who has managed to outsmart the rest
The Brazilian was killed at London´s Stockwell Tube in 2005 by police who mistook him for a terror suspect
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