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Windsor doctor files $14.2-M lawsuit over alleged police assault
WINDSOR, Ont. - A Windsor cop pounded an innocent man senseless, then he and other officers lied to cover up the crime, according to a $14.2-million lawsuit filed by a doctor beaten up by Det.
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:52A
Kelihos botnet domain provider promises to make amends
Czech based free domain provider dotFree Group has settled the lawsuit brought against it by Microsoft in the Kelihos takedown case by suspending all abusive hosts registered through its service and promising better
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:50A
Canadian Wheat Board sues Tories over plan to dismantle monopoly
Wednesday's lawsuit was backed by eight farmer-elected directors while another two broke with their colleagues, calling those behind the legal action ideological bullies. Farmers themselves are divided. Those challenging Ottawa appear to represent six
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:47A
Raleigh police officer sues to return to job after being fired in July
Former Sgt. Rick Armstrong's lawsuit names Police Chief Harry Dolan and the city of Raleigh as defendants. Armstrong was fired in July after an internal affairs investigation into allegations that some officers had sex with a woman described as a
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:47A
PETA Sues SeaWorld Under US Slavery Law
SeaWorld San Diego labelled the lawsuit, filed in the city on Tuesday, as "offensive". A park statement said that PETA's efforts to "extend the Thirteenth Amendment's solemn protections beyond human beings is baseless and in many ways offensive.
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:47A
Southwestern Indiana towing business sues city of Vincennes
Troy Jones' federal lawsuit claims Vincennes' Board of Works violated his constitutional rights when it removed his company from its towing rotation schedule used to decide which towing service is dispatched. The Vincennes Sun-Commercial reports Jones'
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:42A
In lawsuit over plastic surgery, judge orders hospital to release doctor's
AP Waterbury, Conn. — A Waterbury Superior Court judge has ordered Greenwich Hospital to disclose about 200 documents from the personnel file of a plastic surgeon who performed surgery despite drug problems. The Greenwich Time reports
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:37A
BorgWarner, Apple, BT Group, Kodak: Intellectual Property
Some potential bidders have raised concerns about creditors' claims on the assets, making a sale more difficult outside of bankruptcy court, these people said. Kodak is seeking to sell the assets outside of bankruptcy, two other people said.
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:30A
Boycotts, Lawsuit to Prevent New Electricity Rate Hike on Nov. 1
Boycotts against dairy products have paid off, as companies have cut prices on products. Will boycotts work for electricity, too? By David Lev Boycotts against dairy products have paid off, as Tnuva and other dairy concerns have cut prices on dozens of
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:29A
News bites: Medicare denial lawsuit moves forward
A federal judge has declined the government's request to throw out a lawsuit challenging Medicare's ability to deny coverage to people with long-term and chronic conditions. Policymakers should brace for "major
Updated: 10/27/2011 07:26A
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