Although her government says it has the right to trigger Article 50 without consulting parliament, it has previously promised that lawmakers will be fully consulted over the subsequent negotiations
U.S. District Judge James Robart of Seattle in an order Friday denied the company´s request to dismiss key claims by women in the suit
Lucasfilm, the subsidiary behind Star Wars, is filing a lawsuit against LightsaberAcademy.com for trademark infringement and unfair competition
Kuwait has been the subject of several protests and attacks the past several years
The lawyers in the class action litigation sought up to $332.5 million in fees and costs for their work in a $10 billion settlement that gives U.S. owners of 2.0 liter polluting cars the ability to sell back their vehicles to Volkswagen
In a terse decision, Judge Gregory A. Presnell of the United States District Court in Orlando rejected the former workers’ arguments that Disney and the two contractors had colluded to make false statements when they applied for temporary visas
Many longer-serving employees had their pay and benefits cut in July as a result of new rules negotiated by their union
The decision could make it more difficult for Uber, its rival Lyft and other new businesses operating in what is known as the gig economy by raising their costs and challenging their business model
In the Netherlands, a country vaunted for its liberalism, a proposal to legalize assisted suicide for older people who are generally healthy but feel they have led a full life has stirred up an ethical storm in some quarters
Police in the western German city of Duisburg say they´re investigating the parents of a 40-day-old girl on allegations they were trying to sell their infant daughter on eBay
Germany´s highest court has rejected calls from opponents of a European Union-Canada trade deal for an injunction that had the potential to spell an end to the pact
Burger chain is accused of stealing urban ‘taggers’ work in Europe; Norm’s lament
The eight justices heard arguments in Samsung´s bid to pare back $399 million of $548 million it paid Apple
Judgment over whether taxi app is acting unlawfully by not offering holiday and sick pay could be delivered on Wednesday
After each recruiting session, students too shy to voice their concerns aloud have whispered dozens of questions in Mr. Peil’s ear
Australian opposition MPs have said they will block the prime minister´s plan to hold a national vote on legalising same-sex marriage
The justices on Tuesday let stand a state court ruling that said federal laws protecting health record privacy don´t prevent Legal Aid of West Virginia from reviewing patient files at the state´s two psychiatric hospitals
After five years of litigation, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday in the bitter patent dispute between the world´s two top smartphone manufacturers
Nigeria´s security agency says it has seized $800,000 (£645,200) in cash in raids targeting senior judges suspected of corruption
The announcement comes as the government has continued its anti-graft campaign speared by President Xi Jingping to root out any and all corrupt practices in the region
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