Officials say U.S. laws and corporate policies on overseas information requests are significant hurdle in preventing attacks
The Supreme Court approved a rule change that would permit US judges to issue search warrants granting access to computers in any jurisdiction
The Supreme Court denied a request to block Texas´ voter ID law from being used during the 2016 elections
Two prominent London barristers and the legal adviser to parliament’s joint committee on human rights named
The case was filed by two black female employees in their sixties.
The bill´s prospects in the Senate remain unclear, though the 419-0 vote in the House was likely to put pressure on the upper chamber to approve it.
the eight justices signaled that McDonnell´s accepted over $170 thousand in luxury gifts and sweetheart loans from a businessman
Judges rule the 33-year-old, who has lived as a woman for 10 years, should not be sent back to Singapore
Queensland judge allows girl to end her unwanted pregnancy, taking into account concerns of further self-harm or suicidal behaviour if she is forced to give birth
Judge John granted a Federal Trade Commission motion for summary judgment on liability in a fight between Amazon and the agency over the unauthorized purchases.
Photo agency accuses Google of so-called scraping of images into galleries within search to maintain its dominance of the search market
MEPs attending trial of a French journalist and two former PwC employees vow to propose whistleblowers’ charter
The agreements with government agencies and owners still have to be worked out, but paying out the money is probably the easiest part of the resolution for Volkswagen
SWIFT warned its customers that it was aware of a number of recent cyber incidents where attackers had sent fraudulent messages over its system
The dean of the University of California-Berkeley School of Law resigned his position amid a sexual harassment scandal
Now the Wall Street titan is opening up to the masses on Main Street by offering online savings accounts for as little as $1 on deposit
Attorney plans to seek same compensation for VW’s European customers as those in U.S.
Congress approved the law in 2010 following several high-profile outbreaks of foodborne illnesses, linked to contaminated spinach, tomatoes and peanut products
Mitsubishi Motors now has a better financial health , although it was on the brink of bankruptcy 12 years ago after a scandal of concealment of defects
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