QC warns of 'trivial case' danger
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Allowing commercial firms to run law practices could encourage more trivial cases, a leading QC warns.
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BANGKOKâThailand said yesterday it had found its first known probable case of a human being infecting another with bird flu, but insisted it was an isolated incident that posed little risk to the greater population.
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Watch out when litigation trumps innovation.
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British drug firms have defended the safety of two products which were deemed unsafe by an American expert. Dr David Graham listed five medicines which he said posed serious health risks during a US Senate hearing.
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Â· GMC case could affect public confidence in jab  Â· Three accused of serious professional misconduct
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Arguments were heard today in a case whose outcome could require software companies to pay fines for patent-infringing software assembled in other countries.
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Government officials called the immunity a potentially serious investigative misstep that could complicate efforts to prosecute the companyâs employees.
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Nuclear safety at the Sellafield plant is to be questioned in the courts after complaints from the European Commission. The European Court of Justice will hear allegations that Britain is not allowing the EC proper access for inspections.
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Looking for mistakes or fraud can take close examination.
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A consumer group asked a U.S. court on Thursday to force regulators to decide if stronger warnings should be added to certain antibiotics to alert doctors and patients about the risks of tendon rupture.
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A security researcher warned today that there are ways the sleek device could potentially be compromised.
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VANCOUVER (CP) - A confession purportedly made by one of the men accused in the Air India bombing case offends all the rules of common sense, a defence lawyer argued Friday.
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Doubts over charges against a US firm underscore concerns about the legal system and foreign investment.
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New Jersey officials trying combat witness intimidation are concerned about cases involving one lawyerâs clients.
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The suit seeks $1 billion in damages and an injunction against further violations.
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The latest example of the danger of revealing technological weakness is Judge Peter Openshaw of the High Court, Queenâs Branch Division, in London.
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Warning to courts to overturn judgments that have weakened the anti-terrorist control order regime.