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A recent decision in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon (Doughty) expanded the scope of a U.S. Supreme Court case protecting state entities from federal civil False [...]

The judgment of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, with regard to the variance in retirement scheme's official records with the plan's summary plan description (SPD), is presented.

A federal district court in Texas invalidated President Obama's unilateral decree of amnesty for nearly 5 million illegal aliens. The decision buoyed opponents of Obama's usurpation of legislative authority, but [...]

A district court has concluded that President Obama's immigration order rewrites the law and is thus unconstitutional. Among those who appear to agree with this premise is the president himself. [...]

SECOND CIRCUIT FINDS THAT NEW YORK HAS JURISDICTION OVER FOREIGN BANK THAT DOES NOT DO BUSINESS IN NEW YORK BUT HAS USED NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT BANK ACCOUNT FOR DOZENS OF [...]

REVIEWING A CHALLENGE TO EXTRADITION OF INTERNATIONAL ARMS DEALER FROM THAILAND, SECOND CIRCUIT AFFIRMS THAT COURTS CANNOT SECOND-GUESS ANOTHER COUNTRY'S GRANT OF EXTRADITION TO THE UNITED STATES, EVEN IF SUCH [...]

By Mike Farrell U.S. Judge: Cablevision Plan Violates Programmer Copyrights Cablevision Systems' dream of a 'more elegant' and cheaper way for customers to record and play back programming via a [...]

A California appeals court has upheld Microsoft's $1.1 billion class action settlement, turning away a lingering claim over the terms of the historic payout. The 1st District Court of Appeal […]

The following case is due to be heard at the Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London WC2A 2LL * Rochester Envelope Manufacturing Ltd 1 Central Avenue, Sittingbourne, Kent ME10 4AE [...]

As the swelling volume of suspicious activity reports (SARs) continues to raise concerns among both regulators and the regulated, this self- perpetuating paper chase may be inadvertently flooding law enforcement [...]

Byline: Michelle Dalton Tyree LOS ANGELES -- Adidas is suing Abercrombie & Fitch to protect its trademark three-stripe design, which has become synonymous with the sportswear brand. Adidas America Inc., [...]

Native American Arts, Inc. v. Aquino U.S. District Court, N.D.Ill., No. 04 C 2540 (October 29, 2004) A federal court has ruled that allegations of violations of the Indian Arts [...]

Charter Communications is the first cable operator to challenge the Recording Industry Association of America's subpoena campaign against individuals it suspects of illegally downloading music files. Charter filed motions in […]

A lawsuit over Web technology has newspaper publishers calling their attorneys A dozen small newspapers scattered across the country have been sued in the U.S. District Court of Northern California [...]

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- A federal judge in Texas ruled against chip-maker Intel on Thursday in a long-running dispute with Intergraph Corp. over patents involving the Itanium processor. U.S. […]

Hewlett-Packard Co. has sued EMC Corp., charging that it infringed HP data-storage technology. HP said it has asked the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California to forbid […]

EMC Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co. last week traded patent-infringement lawsuits, claiming their rival's products illegally used technology developed by the other. The lawsuits, which were filed within hours of each […]

WASHINGTON (AP)--The music industry asked a judge Friday to force Internet service provider Verizon to identify a subscriber accused of illegally trading copyrighted songs. The judge's decision, which could come […]

BALTIMORE (AP)--A federal judge Monday threw out an $800 million lawsuit filed by a Maryland doctor who claims cell phones caused his brain tumor. The lawsuit was brought against cell-phone […]

Former WorldCom Comptroller David F. Myers pleaded guilty to charges that he manipulated accounting to inflate the company's profits and then covered it up. Myers told a U.S. district court […]

The Federal Communications Commission is asking a federal appeals court to rehear a decision that vacated the agency's policy on line sharing for highspeed Internet service. In May, the U.S. […]

After four years of litigation, culminating this spring in nine weeks of testimony from economists, computer scientists, antitrust experts, Microsoft Corp. rivals and Bill Gates himself, it is now up […]

Kids Golf is appealing a U.S. District Court decision to dismiss its trademark suit against The Golf Channel. In the suit, Kids Golf contends that the Golf Channel's "Drive, Chip […]

Microsoft Corp. should be forced to offer a modular version of its Windows operating system in addition to the fully integrated version of the product, according to the nine states […]