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Prowess files patent infringement lawsuit against RaySearch in Baltimore court
As previously announced, RaySearch Laboratories AB (publ.) (STO:RAYB) has been contacted by a US company named Prowess, which claims that RaySearch has infringed on a US patent in respect of which Prowess has a license. The patent concerns direct
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:34A
Mayo Affiliates With Altru
READ MORE The mayor is aware digging out the Tolna Coulee faces hurdles, but he says the state has to take the lead on the plan that would drop the lake level feet instead of inches. READ MORE The family of a Michigan man has filed a wrongful death
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:34A
Is file-sharing really so heinous?
File-sharing may herald the end of CDs and DVDs, but it still remains beneficial to music and film-makers, even if the European Commission takes a different view - writes Francesco Guarascio. In a draft document - obtained by PublicServiceEurope.com
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:34A
Is file-sharing really so heinous?
File-sharing may herald the end of CDs and DVDs, but it still remains beneficial to music and film-makers, even if the European Commission takes a different view - writes Francesco Guarascio. In a draft document - obtained by PublicServiceEurope.com
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:34A
Huge £6M payout for botched op
She also claimed Le Roux Fourie carried out experimental surgery during the op which caused nerve damage to the right side of her face and led to her financial and IT consultancy business going into administration. At a trial at London's High Court in
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:33A
Former Mail on Sunday journalist instigates lawsuit against News of the World
A former investigations editor at the Mail on Sunday has become the latest individual to sue the News of the World for allegedly intercepting their voicemail messages. Dennis Rice claims that his voicemails and those of a dozen colleagues were
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:32A
Businesswoman wins £6m payout after plastic surgeon 'playing God with her life
By Daily Mail Reporter A businesswoman who brought a High Court action against a plastic surgeon who she said decided to 'play God' with her life was awarded more than £6 million damages today. Penny Johnson, 49, claimed that Mr Le Roux Fourie carried
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:31A
Court to hear appeal at northwest high school
It has heard more than 300 arguments at law schools, colleges, high schools and county courthouses since 2000. The court is Indiana's second-highest court and reviews appeals from trial courts across the state. Its decisions are final unless overruled
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:31A
2G: All corporate bigwigs denied bail by Del. HC
The special trial court had dismissed the bail applications of all accused, citing that the case was of grave magnitude. The court while pointing out that there was incriminating evidence on record had said, "There are serious allegations against the
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:27A
TWO South Devon motorcyclists died almost instantly when their machines
Dr Earland recorded a verdict of accidental death for both men. In the aftermath of the crash, many friends of both men stepped forward to pay tribute to them. Mr Martin, known as 'Biker Nige', was described as a 'lovely guy' by his friend Rob Harwood.
Updated: 05/23/2011 05:27A
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