Franklin Mint Wins Right to Sue Lady Di Memorial Fund
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A judge has given the green light to a US firm to sue a memorial fund dedicated to the late Princess Diana over its attempt to stop the firm from selling Diana trinkets such as dolls and plates.
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A high-profile Hong Kong banker and ballroom dancing fanatic won a lawsuit on Wednesday against her Salsa instructors, who were ordered to return her HK$62 million (4.2 million pounds) dollars for lessons she never took.
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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court made it harder Monday to recover legal fees from the government, ruling against a woman who sued for the right to form a peace sign in the nude in a Florida park.  The justices ruled unanimously against Toni Anne Wyner, a nudist from Fort Pierce, Fla.
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A WOMAN who claims she was struck down with the deadly superbug MRSA while in hospital launched a landmark legal battle yesterday to win Â£30,000 compensation.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- A Colorado assistant store manager at Costco has filed a federal lawsuit, alleging she was passed over for a promotion because she is a woman.
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A lawsuit brought by victims and   families of suicide bombings in Israel seeking damages from   Royal Bank of Scotland Plc's NatWest claiming the unit   knowingly provided services to a charity linked to Hamas can   proceed, a U.S. federal judge ruled on Wednesday.
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The father of Princess Diana's lover won a significant legal battle on Friday when the High Court decided that the inquest into their deaths in a Paris car crash 10 years ago should be heard by a jury.
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Â· Grand chamber of human rights court to hear appealÂ· Women argue that one will lose house when other dies
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Bluffton (Star report) -- Franklin Electric Co. Inc. on Monday announced a settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by ITT Water Technology Inc.
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A judge on Wednesday ruled to strike out a record 230.5 million pound ($415 million) claim for special damages by British investment bank Collins Stewart against the Financial Times newspaper.
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Consolidated Edison has agreed to pay the family of a woman who was electrocuted on a city street more than $6.2 million and to set up a $1 million scholarship fund in her name.
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A controversial special damages claim that threatened to cripple the Financial Times is struck out by the High Court.
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Mohamed al Fayed won a court battle Friday to have a jury preside over the inquest into the deaths of Princess Diana and his son Dodi Fayed.
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A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday that California&#39;s anti-smoking advertisements do not violate the rights of tobacco companies even though they were funded by taxes on cigarettes.
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Former President Nelson Mandela and his foundation won an injunction Friday prohibiting a South African company from importing or selling gold coins bearing his name and image.
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A lawsuit accusing Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton's brother of failing to repay debts to a Tennessee carnival operator has been settled.
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For the first time in history, the U.S. Mint will dedicate a series of coins to the accomplishments of women &#151; the nation's first ladies.