Sony Votes Down Loeb’s Proposal to Splinter the Business
Shareholder and self-proclaimed activist Daniel Loeb, who owns 7 percent of Sony, failed to convince Japan’s electronic and entertainment company…
Legal News
California Couple Thrown into Qatari Jail, Charged with Daughter’s Death
A Los Angeles married couple has been thrown into jail in Qatar. They are accused of starving their daughter to…
Illinois Gets Three New Driving Laws
On Monday, Gov. Pat Quinn signed three new road safety laws. Two of the laws are focused on teenagers. The…
2800 Legal Jobs Added in July
After two months of job shed and depressed growth, the legal industry has added 2800 jobs. The data released this…
Florida Will Question ‘Stand Your Ground’
Lawmakers will hold hearings on the ‘Stand Your Ground’ self-defense law, according to the Huffington Post. This fall will commence…
Judge Dismisses Women’s Suit of Gender Bias Against Wal-Mart
The lawyers who have made attempts to sway the courts that female workers at Wal-Mart are suffering from gender bias…
Obama Administration Uses Presidential Power to Prevent Sales Ban on Apple
On Saturday, in an extremely rare move, the Obama administration used the President’s power to stop the implementation of a…
U.S. Supreme Court Refuses California to Delay Measures on Overcrowded Prisons
On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld without comment a lower court order that requires California to reduce its prison…
Casey Anthony Avoids Selling Rights to Her Life Story to Pay Creditors
This week Casey Anthony agreed to settle a dispute regarding the rights to her life story. If her life story…
Archaeological Dig in Turkey Unearths Apparent “Holy” Relic in Balatlar Church
Archaeologists in Turkey believe they may have found a piece of the cross that Jesus was crucified on. Professor…
Franchise Owners Claim in Lawsuit 7-Eleven is Exploiting Them
Five owners of 7-Eleven franchises feel so controlled by 7-Eleven that they wonder if they are business owners at all,…
As Minnesota Makes Gay Marriage Legal, Many Couples Marry at Midnight to be Among the First
With Rhode Island and Minnesota becoming the 12th and 13th states in the U.S. to allow gay marriage, many couples…