The Louisiana state Senate voted to pass House Bill 1081 banning dilation and evacuation abortion procedures
The US Senate unanimously approved a bill that would let the families of those killed in the September 11 attacks sue Saudi Arabia for any role it had in the terrorist plot
The Wisconsin´s highest court wonder if a recent law school graduate was honest enough to practice law
Canada´s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced legislation on Monday to protect trans people from hate speech and discrimination
The company claims that Google had “anti-competitive, economic” reasons to manually exclude its websites from Google search results
Video streaming services may have to devote ‘at least’ 20% of catalogue to European content
The fight to preserve freedom of the press is getting a $60 million war room
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Exxon Mobil´s appeal of a $236 million judgment against the oil company
7-1 Ruling Represents a Win for Creditors Claiming They Were Duped by Debtors
Turkey´s president is pursuing legal action against the head of one of Germany´s biggest publishing houses
US Supreme refused to consider an appeal of Philip Morris against a ruling that had sentenced to pay US$ 25 million to a man whose wife died of cancer
Google faces a fine around US$ 3,4 million for having promoted its shopping service Internet searches at the expense of its rivals
Pharma group in deal for new products ahead of potential break-up
The high-pressured life of a desk-bound solicitor can leave you burnt out and stale. Why not swap the office for a cafe and go freelance?
The robot, called ROSS, has been marketed as “the world’s first artificially intelligent attorney.”
South Korea´s government said earlier it plans to fine the Japanese company 330 million won for manipulating emissions tests
Marking the technology giant’s largest investment in a critical market at a time when its global fortunes are flagging
Up to 500,000 miners may be eligible to seek damages for lung diseases, a decision that could cost the industry millions
Transgender students can use bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their chosen gender identity
But critics say the bill, which leaves out adoption, does not go far enough
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