Judge Rules Contract Not Breached in Bowie Partnership
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Seven years ago, two businessmen entered into a partnership designed to bring a town center to Bowie and millions to both of them.
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Troubled engineering giant Halliburton has won a US court order approving the settlement of asbestos claims by the end of the month.
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A federal judge in Ohio has ruled against a longstanding foreclosure practice, potentially creating an obstacle for lenders trying to reclaim properties from troubled borrowers and raising questions about the legal standing of investors in mortgage securities pools.
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A Belfast businessman loses a case against the goverment involving a prime city centre site.
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The state of Alaska acted  properly when it rejected as inadequate a development plan for  the long-languishing Point Thomson oil and gas field on the  North Slope, a state judge ruled on Thursday.
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Asbestos victims have hailed an agreement detailing how James Hardie intends to compensate them, but caution the deal is not yet legally binding.
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A senior banker who brought a landmark âsexism in the cityâ case against one of the worldâs best-known investment banks was not the victim of gender discrimination, a tribunal ruled today.
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The state's top judge yesterday characterized the campaign to stop construction of a high-security research laboratory in Boston's South End as a not-in-my-backyard squabble, a potentially telling assessment in a high-stakes legal case.
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Prosecutors reached a $458 million settlement with contractors over tunnel defects that caused a fatal 2006 accident Â but a small contractor that isn't involved in the agreement says it unfairly spares the most responsible party from criminal charges.
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By Vivian Austin, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb. 1--GAUTIER -- George Cargo said his departure would not stall building permits and code enforcement done by the Gautier Planning Department.  "The whole department is in good shape," Carbo said Wednesday, his last day on the job.
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A federal judge in Dallas yesterday rejected a $6 million settlement in a shareholder suit that alleged Halliburton Co. engaged in accounting fraud, saying the lead plaintiffs&#39; lawyer mishandled the case and may have settled for too little money.
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The judge in the Michael Jackson child molestation case tentatively ruled on Monday that dozens of items of evidence seized at the singer&#39;s Neverland Valley Ranch and a private
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Gold Fields says it is confident it will fend off a hostile takeover from rival gold producer Harmony despite losing a key legal challenge.
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A judge has ruled that an energy company may drill for natural gas on a sprawling Montana ranch owned by the billionaire candy magnate Forrest E. Mars Jr.
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They worked it out. Months after the owner of an Elvis Shop in London took the owner of a Beatles shop to court, the two parties settled their troubles without a trial Tuesday.
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A US firm is to be handed the project management contract for two Royal Navy aircraft carriers.
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DALLAS (CBS.MW) -- US District Judge Barbara Lynn said Thursday she would rule next week on a proposed $6 million settlement between Halliburton and shareholders who accuse the giant energy contractor of inflating its share price.