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A group of New York doctors has sued an ObamaCare provider for booting more than 2,000 doctors from its Medicare Advantage network. Reportedly the doctors were dropped to avoid cost hikes under the new United States government healthcare law.

Newtown - The family of a six-year-old survivor of the Sandy Hook massacre is seeking permission to sue the state of Connecticut for $100 million as damages the child suffered from witnessing the horrific shooting in which 20 of her school mates were killed.

New York - A three-time accused rapist wants to sue New York City for three-million dollars due to spending a couple of extra months in jail.

London - The London High Court has ruled that three Kenyans who were detained and tortured during the Mau Mau rebellion against British colonial rule have the right to sue for damages. With the ruling, the suit brought by the Kenyans may proceed to full trial.

A major legal dispute over the royalties associated with the video game “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2” has finally been settled.

Ikea, the Swedish furniture giant, reportedly paid private investigators for illegal access to police files in order to illegally monitor 'complaining' customers and 'suspicious' staff at stores in France.

An Illinois state appeals court ruled that a dead man can be held responsible for the injuries his flying body parts caused after he was hit and killed by a train.

Mildred Patty Baena, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s former mistress, is apparently threatening to sue “Entertainment Tonight” because of an interview her ex-husband gave to them.

Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, an Iranian woman who was sentenced to death by stoning for adultery, has said that she plans to sue two German journalists who interviewed her son.

In the wake of conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart posting an edited video clip of Shirley Sherrod's speech at an NAACP chapter meeting, and her eventual ousting from the US Department of Agriculture, Sherrod announced that she plans to sue Breitbart.