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Local Attorney Still Fighting for Governor Perry's Deposition
CORPUS CHRISTI -- The decision whether or not to force Governor Rick Perry to give a deposition in a lawsuit involving the fight club at the Corpus Christi State School is now in the hands of a judge. There are two sides in this battle; local attorney
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:49P
UNITED STATES : Emulex Required to Pay $387922 in Patent Trial with Broadcom
Emulex presented a vigorous defense prior to the trial, and only 6 patents remained by the time of trial. After three weeks of trial, the court determined that one of the patents had been infringed by Emulex, and the jury rendered an advisory verdict
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:38P
Emulex Required to Pay $ 387922 in Patent Trial with Broadcom; Some Modules
Emulex presented a vigorous defense prior to the trial, and only 6 patents remained by the time of trial. After three weeks of trial, the court determined that one of the patents had been infringed by Emulex, and the jury rendered an advisory verdict
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:38P
Amazon Might Ship Up To 5 Million Kindle Fire Tablets In The Fourth Quarter
The Amazon Kindle Fire might be under fire from a patent lawsuit, but it doesn't mean it's not doing well. In fact it's especially excelling when it comes to sales, so much so that it has set a record in terms of preorders. According to an analyst that
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:33P
School Bus Driver In Fatal Crash Was On Cellphone, Attorneys Charge
The charge against driver Paul Burns is included as part of 10 civil lawsuits filed by victims of the crash. "The records show that [Burns] was on a cellphone call for 11-17 minutes when the accident actually happened," said attorney Andrew Groher,
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:25P
Court battle rages to halt pipeline construction
US environmental groups have filed a lawsuit in federal court to stop work on a proposed cross-border pipeline to Canada, while Calgary-based TransCanada argues the project is in the US national interest. “It's outrageous that TransCanada is already
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:16P
New Plan for Hawaii Legislative Districts Draws Second Lawsuit
A second lawsuit has been filed in state Supreme Court against the Hawaii Reapportionment Commission over its redistricting plan that counts most non-resident military and their families as part of the state's population.
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:16P
Hospital to improve help for deaf
In documents filed last week in US District Court in Concord, Cheshire Medical Center – Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene disputed the discrimination claim and denied liability in the case, which is the second lawsuit against the hospital alleging
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:10P
Court rules in favor of state in welfare cutoff lawsuit
By Khalil AlHajal | The Flint Journal GENESEE COUNTY, Michigan —A federal judge today ruled in favor of the Department of Human Services in a lawsuit that sought to stop the cutoff of cash welfare benefits for some 11162 people in the state who've
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:04P
Preliminary injunction bars misleading infomercials by Dalbey Education Institute
Suthers' office and the Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit in May alleging the Westminister-based institute's infomercials were misleading. An FTC survey found less than 3 percent of consumers who paid $500 or more for the institute's products
Updated: 10/14/2011 11:01P
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