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ILR unveils list of top 10 most ridiculous lawsuits of the year

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform (ILR) just released their list of the most outrageous and humorous lawsuits of the past year.

In the Media by Kevin Fitzgerald - 3 comments

Verizon Sues FCC

Verizon was a vocal critic of rules when the FCC adopted them in December, saying that the FCC does not have jurisdiction over broadband.

In the Media by Forstine Carter

Israel sues Negev Bedouin for illegal housing demolition 1.8M NIS

Jerusalem - The State of Israel is suing 34 Bedouin from the Negev desert for 1.8M Israeli shekels due to expenses related to repeated home evictions and demolitions.

In the Media by Sam Halaby

Lawsuits keep Charlie Sheen tied in court hearing Tuesday in L.A.

Popular actor Charlie Sheen faces two court cases Tuesday in Los Angeles involving a child custody case of his twins by Brooke Mueller and a breach of contract against his former employer.

In the Media by Leo Reyes

California lawyer claims small victories over spamming companies

San Francisco - Following a successful career in marketing, Daniel Balsam made the decision to quit his job in order to go to law school and start a new career in suing spammers who send you messages to enlarge your penis, enhance your breasts and offer cheap drugs.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Pharmaceutical Chicanery: Snake Oil Vendors of the Modern Era

Are you sure you know what you are getting inside that box of prescription medicine? Two recent newspaper articles have offered very interesting and varying perspectives into a disturbing growing international trend in the pharmaceutical industry.

In the Media by J Ocean Dennie - 1 comment

Mich. judge rules weight bias lawsuit against Hooters can proceed

Mount Clemens - Two former employees of Hooters filed lawsuits against Hooters in May. Hooters in turn requested the lawsuits be dismissed based on an arbitration agreement employees sign when they are hired.

In the Media by Cynthia Trowbridge - 20 comments

Toyota's other pedal problem: Lawsuits

A growing amount of lawsuits are being thrown at Toyota by consumers who say that their vehicles suddenly acceralted on their own or may do so and now they want Toyota to pay.

In the Media by Owen Weldon

Brawny Vs. Bounty Vs. Paper Products Period

Who ever knew that a simple pattern located in a product was just a war-causing trademark. Something as small as a diamond or bowtie can cause million dollar damage to the paper industry.

In the Media by Ellen Geer - 2 comments

Defective or dangerous packaging causes injuries, deaths Special

According to news from Tulsa, Oklahoma recently, product liability cases are on the rise. Although there may be a number of reasons for this, could problems with packaging be involved?

Digital Journal Report by Carol Forsloff - 3 comments

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Facebook counters Yahoo lawsuit

Facebook responds to Yahoo's recent legal action over patents with a lawsuit of its own.

Roman Catholic hierarchy split on lawsuit against Obama

Hip implant lawsuits pile up

Class action lawsuits for hip implants are mounting in Canada, with claims that the devices break down and cause pain.

YouTube copyright lawsuit back on

A lawsuit by media giant Viacom against Google over copyrighted videos on YouTube can be heard in court again.

Denny's in B.C. slapped with $10M lawsuit

A $10-million class-action lawsuit filed by dozens of foreign workers against a company running Denny's Restaurants in B.C. has been certified in the province's Supreme Court.