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Both lawsuits say the British songwriter copied parts of the soul classic for his Grammy-winning hit "Thinking Out Loud."

A federal district judge in New Orleans has ordered that 1,200 product defect lawsuits against leading prescription painkiller Xarelto be prepared for trial in federal courts across the country.

M2 EQUITYBITES-January 8, 2016-Partner Communications announces receipt of two lawsuits and motions for the recognition as class actions

Scott O'Donnell, Ferry's attorney in the Maples case, said he will soon reply in court to that lawsuit. He said there is no connection between the two lawsuits.

Summary: Patent lawsuits are commonplace in the tech world, as mobile device manufacturers in particular often find themselves embroiled in multiple patent lawsuits all at once.

The total number of lawsuits filed at the Courts of First Instance accounted for 2,343 cases, of which 1,784 were filed against government entities.

The number of consumer fraud class-action lawsuits filed against food and beverage companies in federal courts nationwide has jumped from about 20 in 2008 to more than 100 in 2012, according to an October report by the U.S.

The report, called 'Characteristics of FDIC Lawsuits against directors and officers of Failed Financial Institutions--December 2012,' is the fourth in a series analyzing the characteristics of professional liability lawsuits filed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

Though Fortune 1000 companies may be capable of absorbing the costs of litigation in complex business or intellectual property/patent lawsuits, for example, small and midsize companies are less able to do so.

SULAIMANIYAH: Newspapers and journalists in Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region have been bombarded by a barrage of lawsuits from regional political parties, media rights groups and editors say.

Television commercials soliciting plaintiffs for medical malpractice lawsuits have soared 1,400% in the last 4 years, and spending by trial lawyers on those ads rose nearly as much--from $3.8 million in 2004 to $62 million last year, according to the U.S.