Class certification can make it easier for investors to recoup larger sums than if they sued individually, though it does not guarantee they will be recover
Mark Small caused outrage when he posted a tweet celebrating victory in a case against a family seeking educational needs support for their child
An investigation by the BBC and The Guardian has found new evidence that suggests Rolls-Royce was involved in corruption
Latest lawsuit seeking to designate company as joint employer of workers at its franchise restaurants
The European Union and Canada have signed a long-delayed landmark trade deal, following weeks of uncertainty due to opposition in Belgium
The HRC is a UN body created in 2006 and charged with the responsibility to promote and protect all human rights around the globe and comprises a total of 47 elected member states
The aftermath of the failed coup attempt continues as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed that those involved in the coup would "pay a heavy price."
Landmark employment tribunal ruling states firm must also pay drivers national living wage and holiday pay with huge implications for gig economy
A German court has convicted of fraud a woman accused of posing as a cousin of a victim of last year´s Germanwings crash and flying to France twice at parent company Lufthansa´s expense
The Kirovsky district court on Friday ruled that 21-year-old Ruslan Sokolovsky violated the terms of his house arrest because his girlfriend visited him on his birthday
Article 29 Working Party pan-EU privacy regulator has serious concerns over WhatsApp data and warns Yahoo over data breach and US authority email scanning
Lawmakers want to restore some "equity" between occasional renters and professional ones, who often suffer from the competition
The US has been facing years of concern over violence between law enforcement agents and civilians
Union cases demanding basic employment rights and paid holidays could affect 40,000 cabbies in the UK
A court case threatens the social network with multibillion-dollar claims
A judge at the High Court in Belfast has rejected two legal challenges to Brexit in Northern Ireland
Copyright issues have become especially prevalent in the digital age
Religious groups want the constitution amended to state that marriage is a union between a man and a woman
Belgian political leaders have reached a consensus in support of the Ceta trade deal between the EU and Canada, Prime Minister Charles Michel has said
The orders, which take effect next month, require lawyers and law firms to “support the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party,” according to the group
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