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After a two-day trial in Cumberland County Superior Court last week, a Brunswick woman was found guilty of stealing $60000 in food stamps and child care reimbursement benefits. Sara E. Fairbanks, 40, was convicted Wednesday of stealing the benefits
Updated: 12/04/2011 12:00A
Program to cut costs, length of patent cases
Lawsuit: Sued a Chicago competitor in 2001, alleging it infringed on Calgon Carbon's anti-tarnish jewelry box patent. Business: Computer modeling of weather's likely effects on energy prices, sold to utilities
Updated: 12/04/2011 12:00A
US judge rejects Apple's effort to halt Galaxy sales
The iPad maker, in its lawsuit filed in federal court in San Jose, California, sought an order blocking Samsung from selling its Galaxy line of mobile devices products in the US based on claims they violate Apple patents. The lawsuit is part of a legal
Updated: 12/03/2011 11:24P
Texas Equusearch files motion in Fernandez-Gonzalez suit against Casey Anthony
The president of Texas Equusearch, the noted search and recovery group, said on Saturday he has filed a motion to intervene in the lawsuit brought by Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez. Fernandez-Gonzalez claims Anthony ruined her reputation in 2008,
Updated: 12/03/2011 11:20P
Khloe Kardashian served with assault, battery lawsuit
The reality TV star was accused of attacking Chantal Spears in December 2009 in papers filed at the LA Superior Court on Friday. According to E! Online, the suit alleges that Kardashian "assaulted and battered [Spears] by violently striking [Spears] in
Updated: 12/03/2011 11:19P
Acknowledgments
ProPublica's project on presidential pardons benefited from a lawsuit filed in 2008, under the Freedom of Information Act, by George Lardner Jr., a former Washington Post reporter. Lardner's successful suit forced the Justice Department's Office of the
Updated: 12/03/2011 11:14P
How We Analyzed Pardons
ProPublica's project on presidential pardons benefited from a lawsuit filed in 2008, under the Freedom of Information Act, by George Lardner Jr., a former Washington Post reporter. Lardner's successful suit forced the Justice Department's Office of the
Updated: 12/03/2011 11:14P
Report says policy holders could get 59 cents on the dollar
The analysis, which accompanies the lawsuit filed last week by former Attorney General Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj, was conducted by Vishal Grover, who has a degree from Harvard and an MBA from Columbia University. Following are excerpts of the report:
Updated: 12/03/2011 10:05P
Joliet urged to acquire Evergreen Terrace complex
Mayor Thomas Giarrante said the Committee to Attract and Retain Business wanted more information about the city's Evergreen Terrace plan after it became a target of a lawsuit filed this summer by the US Department of Justice and one council member in
Updated: 12/03/2011 09:52P
AT&T, Sprint Sued by Customers Over Tracking
By Karen Gullo (Bloomberg) -- "The lawsuit cites a YouTube report by a technology blogger that purported to show that Carrier IQ software collects information on phone users' locations, applications and Web browsing and even the keys they press.
Updated: 12/03/2011 09:49P
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