A European court upheld a 2013 ruling that said the MacCoffee trademark of a Singaporean company, Future Enterprises was invalid.
Revenue increased 2.3 percent to 1.31 billion pounds while profit per equity partner was little changed at 1.2 million pounds in the 12 months ended April 30, the London-based law firm said Wednesday in a statement. The firm had pretax profit of 570 million pounds in the year-earlier period.
Criminalizing financial conduct, not disclosing evidence—the rulebreakers need new and clearer rules
The sentence comes after the Supreme People´s Court of China´s confirmation that the maximum penalty for the crime of corruption in the form of embezzlement or accepting bribes amounting to high sums of money will be the death penalty
Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the political arm of the network of reproductive health clinics, said it will lobby against laws in Arizona, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
Firm closes £2.9bn commercial fund citing ‘exceptional market circumstances’ in reportedly first such UK closure since the financial crisis
The Iraq War has been plagued with accusations of war crimes and atrocities, aimed at the different parties and countries involved in the conflict
Anti-EU campaigner says he ‘wants his life back’ following referendum victory
Tory leadership hopeful’s refusal to guarantee position of European citizens goes against a cross-party consensus
Law firm says article 50 cannot be triggered without full debate and vote by parliament
Federal appeals court throws out settlement between Visa and MasterCard and millions of retailers
The Justice Department denied requests by Ascap and BMI for more control over licensing music to digital services
The regulations would require banks to maintain electronic filters to flag suspicious transactions
The Court found there was no legal basis for such an intrusion into freedom of religion and education
Court of appeal orders Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority to reconsider application to use eggs in US fertility clinic
Nasheed was originally sentenced in March 2015 after he was found guilty of unilaterally arresting then-Chief Justice Abdulla Mohamed on corruption charges
Justices Sharad Bobde and Ashok Bhushan deferred judgment on the petition and referred the case to Chief Justice T.S. Thakur
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act makes technology terms of service legally enforceable, which the ACLU says can be used to hide illegal activity
In a class action lawsuit, parents claim that the companies are illegally collecting data about children who watch videos and play video games on the Nickelodeon website
A majority of lawmakers voted in an emergency session to approve a nonbinding resolution that asks Britain to set the clock ticking “as soon as possible”
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