A US brewer which produces several global brands including Budweiser has attempted to challenge a London court ruling after claiming a judge made comments about the 'quality of beer'. | 13yrs
A US brewer which produces several global brands including Budweiser has attempted to challenge a London court ruling after claiming a judge made comments about the 'quality of beer'. | 13yrs
British energy company BP and the US state of Alabama have asked a judge to issue sanctions against US oilfield services company Halliburton over a delay in handing over cement samples connected to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. | 13yrs
A technology group part owned by manufacturing giants Sony and Phillips has launched a lawsuit against Cupertino-based Apple claiming that the iPhone maker has infringed 15 of its patents. | 13yrs
Lawyers representing jailed Zimbabwean human rights defender Beatrice Mtetwa lodged an application at the High Court yesterday in the latest bid for her release. | 13yrs
Former members of the legal profession are increasingly taking on senior roles in blue chip companies, a report yesterday revealed. | 13yrs
London law firm Bird and Bird has sealed a cooperation agreement with Sydney-headquartered firm Truman Hoyle, who specialise in delivering legal and regulatory services to new economy organisations across the Asia Pacific region. | 13yrs
They may invade our TV screens on a daily basis but those at Warwick Crown Court on Wednesday will have raised an eyebrow when characters from The Simpsons appeared on the running order of cases. | 13yrs
Female law graduates in Saudi Arabia have spoken out against the country's government following rumours that female lawyers will only be able to represent women in court. | 13yrs
More than 300 lawyers in the Indian city of Coimbatore marched from the court complex to attack the Income Tax Office as part of on-going anti-Sri Lanka protests in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. | 13yrs
An EU report which suggested that piracy has no effect on legal digital music purchases has been slammed by a global trade body as 'flawed, misleading and disconnected from commercial reality'. | 13yrs
Frankfurt finance giant Deutsche Bank has been forced to backtrack on its 2012 profit figures after it set aside hundreds of million of euros yesterday to cover its legal costs. | 13yrs
Sellers in M&A deals have been able to limit their liability in transactions despite tough economic times, a review by European legal and tax advisor CMS has shown. | 13yrs
A round-up of recent global deals and the lawyers who made them happen............ | 13yrs
A Malaysian law society is to look into claims regarding a lawyer in an undercover video clip which implicated the Chief Minister in allegedly illegal land deals. | 13yrs
Californian technology company Apple may face court-ordered penalties for 'unacceptable' conduct after allegedly collecting personal information through its iPhone device without permission and sharing it with third parties. | 13yrs
London-headquartered law firm Ashurst is set to open an office in Beijing after gaining a licence from China's Ministry of Justice. | 13yrs
The vast majority of small businesses believe that lawyers are not providing cost-effective solutions to the legal problems that they encounter, new research has revealed. | 13yrs
Anglo-Australian law firm Herbert Smith Freehills has initiated a network to promote diversity in sexuality and gender orientation within the firm and the wider community in Australia. | 13yrs
A weekly round-up of in-house legal moves from around the globe. | 13yrs
The former general counsel of Californian software company Mercury Interactive has agreed to pay $850,000 to settle accusations that she helped backdate stock options. | 13yrs