An attempt by Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems to have a data protection case against Facebook (FB.O) heard as a class action suit moved a step ahead on Monday when Austria's Supreme Court referred the question to the European Court of Justice.
For Washington, Erdogan has proven to an unreliable ally at best, and a dangerous political manipulator at worst. So, as with so many leaders who came to be seen that way by the US political elites, he had to go.
Uber has launched legal action against new rules in London such as written English tests for its drivers, in the latest battle between regulators and the car ride app which has faced bans and protests worldwide.
In 2012, 58 new cases were initiated, which constitutes the highest number of known treaty-based disputes ever filed in one year and confirms that foreign investors are increasingly resorting to investor-State arbitration.
France will "go all the way" to ensure that multinationals operating on its soil pay their taxes and more cases could follow after Google and McDonald's were targeted by tax raids, Finance Minister Michel Sapin said.
The current international humanitarian system can no longer adequately address today’s humanitarian crises.
State Prosecutors of the city state Bremen have opened a second front in their case against Atlas Elektronik.
The Israel-based company Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) recently unveiled a new concept using ground-based ballistic missiles as air-launched weapons.
The issue in Sheriff v. Gillie is whether private attorneys appointed by the state to collect debts owed to the state are “officers” or employees of the state who are exempt from the FDCPA.
Charges unsealed against three defendants who allegedly engaged in hundreds of millions of dollars of transactions on behalf of the government of Iran and Iranian entities as part of a scheme to evade U.S. sanctions
John Ashe, a former president of the U.N. General Assembly, a billionaire real estate developer and three others were indicted Tuesday in an alleged bribery scheme.
Insolvency practitioners from 88 countries describe how debt enforcement will proceed against an identical hotel about to default on its debts.