Brazil’s first female president stripped of duties in country’s first impeachment in 24 years
Should non-lawyers be allowed to own stakes in law firms? A resounding “no” is the opinion of many state bar association leaders
Women lose case despite fact their relationship will not be legally recognised in south Asian country
Mathias Döpfner, the chief executive of the media firm Axel Springer, wrote an open letter in defense of Jan Böhmermann, a comedian who has lampooned Mr. Erdogan
Nissan Motor shares are slumping on reports that the car maker is in advanced talks to invest more than US$1.84 billion in struggling Mitsubishi Motors
The ruling is an unusual setback for the FTC, which has otherwise prevailed in a string of cases against hospital mergers in recent years
Government is wasting time and taxpayers’ money as it faces a second court challenge over illegal air pollution, say green lawyers
Government plans to annul convictions of tens of thousands of men who were criminalised under 19th-century law
Brazil Senate set to vote on impeachment that could lead to six-month suspension
The database features information derived from millions of leaked documents created by the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca
A Miami-Dade County judge ruled that a state law allowing the death penalty is unconstitutional, adding to the challenges facing Florida’s capital punishment structure
Joan Burton resigns as Labour Party leader saying ´We didn´t do everything right´
Computer hackers tried to steal nearly $1 billion in a brazen attack
Landmark ruling denies National Crime Agency access to computers used by Lauri Love, who is accused of hacking Nasa
The decision create even greater tumult amid the power struggle gripping Latin America’s largest country
Pat McCrory filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department over a state law that prohibits people from using public restrooms that do not correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates
Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore already lost his job once. Now he’s at risk of losing it again
Taxi drivers squeezed by competition struggle to keep up with licence loan repayments
The court battles on American trademarks in China keep coming. But this time, a U.S. company has walked away with a win
House of Lords’ EU justice committee urges ministers to rethink plans to scrap Human Rights Act
voltar para o topo