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September 1, 2008 Jack Abramoff will be sentenced on September 4, 2008 before U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle, the same day that John McCain makes his acceptance speech at the GOP Convention.  It seems appropriate considering their connection as pointed out by dengre on the Daily Kos.

U.S. firm Hillcrest Laboratories has accused Japan’s Nintendo Co (7974.OS: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) of infringing four of its patents to make the top-selling Wii game console, filing a complaint with a trade panel, and a lawsuit.

Zuma has lost a legal bid over documents being used in his corruption trial.

Constitutional Court rules against Zuma: Now what? 31 July 2008, 12:32 GMT + 2 8 comments TODAY’S ruling by the Constitutional Court that documents seized in a series of raids by the (soon-to-be-disbanded) Scorpions are admissable as evidence against Jacob Zuma is a major victory for the prosecution.

Well,  I’d be shocked if she weren’t. Sam was allegedly drugging her and treating her like crap so now that her mind is clear (er), she probably hates that stank breath. TMZ says, Britters dad is so confident in Brit keeping Sam away that there is no need to extend the Res Order.

Role of Lawyers to their Clients In societies, more particularly in Los Angeles, California, where laws are complicated to understand and legal disputes are rampant; there is a huge demand for good trial lawyers. Not all lawyers are given the privilege to appear in tribunals, judicial or court to represent one’s claim.

After two years of battling it out in court it finally looks like Britney Spears and Kevin Federline have worked things out: Britney Spears’ nearly two-year ongoing custody drama with ex-husband Kevin Federline ended Friday in Los Angeles County Superior Court.

MPAA Hacker Spied on The Pirate Bay Digg / Tech Industry News Fri, 07/25/2008 - 04:10 Court documents show that a hacker, hired by the MPAA, offered to reveal the identities of the Pirate Bay founders. The hacker, who also retrieved private information from TorrentSpy, was paid $15.000 for his efforts.

FDIC Faces Mortgage Mess After Running Failed Bank Subprime Lender Made Problem Loans On Regulators' Watch By MARK MAREMONT July 21, 2008; Page A1 Federal officials heap much of the blame for the subprime mortgage mess on lenders, claiming they recklessly made too many high-cost home loans to borrowers who couldn't afford them.

What is Arbitration? Arbitration is one of the many legal processes of resolving disputes. Two or more parties refer the dispute to an impartial person (called the arbiter or arbitrators), or group of persons (arbitral tribunal) who have no interest in the case, and in whose decision the parties agreed to be bound.