The singer was excused early from jury duty because her presence would have been a distraction. | 12yrs
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Watchell Lipton Rosen & Katz topped the list again for the 100 most prestigious law firms, a Vault survey found. | 12yrs
The American Lawyer sale is the latest in a raft of deals involving legal news and analysis companies. | 12yrs
New York-based media law firm SmithDehn is opening a base in the Northern Irish city of Derry, with the plan to create 75 jobs in the next five years. | 12yrs
This second edition delivers a comparative analysis of cryptoasset regulation in a rapidly evolving global legal landscape. | 4mos
Lawyers on both sides and on the regulatory authorities are sorting out potential conflicts of interest and lining up their teams as the US$45b proposed union begins its anti-trust scrutiny. | 12yrs
The first 'Twibel' case in the US could set a social media precedent. | 12yrs
Lawyers are increasingly trawling through reality TV shows for evidence - as actor Ryan O'Neal has recently discovered in a Los Angeles court case. | 12yrs
Michael Cameron, national editorial counsel at News Corp Australia, says the country could become a backwater in terms of media laws while other countries update their laws. | 12yrs
Proposals by the Ministry of Justice to change the 'loser pays' method of resolving legal costs in libel cases could result in a surge of cases, according to research from a specialist law firm, Wiggin. | 12yrs
UK members of parliament responded with bafflement when plans were unveiled this week to begin investigations into four law firms over hacking allegations. | 13yrs
A weekly round-up on in-house moves from around the globe. | 13yrs
The first detailed guide to media laws in the Arab states has been produced by the Centre for Law and Democracy. | 13yrs
Thomas Bach, the German lawyer and fencing gold medalist, is the favourite to become the next president of the International Olympics Committee (IOC). | 13yrs
The Argentine Supreme Court decides next week on a long-running dispute between Grupo Clarín, the media group, and President Cristina Fernández and her government. | 13yrs
Gmail users should not expect privacy, the company has argued in a class action lawsuit. | 13yrs
The Berlusconi case has taken another unexpected turn as Italy's Justice Minister has ordered an inquiry which could lead to disciplinary proceedings against the senior judge who recently sentenced the former prime minister to prison or house arrest. | 13yrs
A row has broken out in Nigeria over a top judge who was found to have falsified his age. | 13yrs
The UK's Serious and Organised Crime Agency is coming under growing pressure to publish the names of law firms linked to hacking scandals. | 13yrs
New proposals for reforms of media law are due to be discussed by the Bahraini cabinet this Sunday. | 13yrs
The Press Council of Burma has threatened to resign if the new Printing and Publishing Enterprise Bill is enacted in its current form. | 13yrs