Ex-Shell chief Watts demands public tribunal to clear his name
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The former chairman of Shell, Sir Philip Watts, is to take the main City regulator, the Financial Services Authority, to a public tribunal to try to clear his name over the oil giant&#39;s reserves scandal.
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Lawyers for former Enron Corp. (ENRNQ.PK) chief executive Jeffrey Skilling on Friday asked a federal court to separate his trial from his former boss Ken Lay's on charges linked to the downfall of the energy company.
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Four years after filing suit against the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Cos., Shell service station owners in Massachusetts went before a US District Court judge in Boston yesterday, charging that Shell took several measures in the late 1990s to drive them out of business.
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Amid outrage from students, school leaders and legislators over his use of the N-word, the former chairman of the Roger Williams University board said Wednesday he wants his name removed from its law school.
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Philip Watts, silent since being removed in March as chairman of Royal Dutch/Shell Group after a huge overstatement of the company&#39;s proven reserves of natural gas and oil, has begun to fight back.
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Demands that Ronnie Flanagan be held to account after man is acquitted of charges
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Lawyers for Bernard Ebbers, the former chief executive of WorldCom, won the right to introduce personal details about the prosecution's main witness.
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World Anti-Doping Agency chief Dick Pound has called for a hearing into allegations former Olympic sprint champion Marion Jones used steroids.
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The judge in the court martial of three British soldiers accused of abusing and sexually humiliating Iraqi detainees urged public figures on Thursday to avoid commenting on the case.
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The family of the murdered journalist Daniel Pearl has appealed to American politicians not to use his name in their election campaigns.
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Prosecutors in Saddam Hussein's   genocide trial demanded on Wednesday that the chief judge   resign for letting defendants make speeches and threaten   witnesses, a day after Saddam pledged to "crush the heads" of   his accusers.
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Malaysian rebel politician Anwar Ibrahim, freed from jail last week, sought on Monday to clear the way for his return to active politics when his lawyers moved to have his criminal record wiped clean.
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The lead prosecutor in Saddam Hussein's   genocide trial demanded on Wednesday that the chief judge   resign for being too soft on the former Iraqi leader, who has   threatened to "crush the heads" of his accusers.
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The judge in the court martial of three UK soldiers accused of abuse appeals for an end to public statements.
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A former FBI man involved in the Oklahoma bomb investigation is calling for the case to be reopened.
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Former marketing executive, in a legal battle, accuses the companyâs chief of violating its policies.
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Slobodan Milosevic&#39;s court-appointed lawyers today called the first witness in his defense, as the ex-Yugoslav leader blasted the war crimes tribunal&#39;s decision to appoint lawyers for him and demanded he be given back the right to represent himself.