Japan's Tokyo High Court upheld the country's ban on same-sex marriage as constitutional, diverging from several earlier rulings that found the lack of recognition unconstitutional. Plaintiffs seeking damages were rejected, and a Supreme Court decision on the issue is expected next year.<
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) sued its former senior executive Lo Wei-jen on Tuesday, accusing him of violating work rules and sharing trade secrets with US chipmaker Intel.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Wednesday (US local time) said that President Donald Trump was deeply concerned by the purposeful and dishonest editing of his speech by BBC. Her remarks came over the recent BBC row where media reports had emerged hinting that his 2021 spee
The plaintiff has successfully established infringement of its registered trademark 'Carnatic Café'," observed District Judge (Commercial) Neelam Singh of Saket Courts, while ruling in favour of restaurateur Pavan Jambagi in his trademark infringement suit against Lemonpepper Hospi
Pitt's legal team has submitted new documents in court, including evidence communications to and from Jolie's team regarding the 2021 sale of her stake in the winery, which the former couple co-owned.
Blake Lively filed a new motion demanding 'It Ends With Us' producer Jamey Heath hand over footage of his wife fully naked during a home birth that she claims was shown to her "without her consent or any warning in the workplace," according to Page Six.
Justin Baldoni has missed the deadline to appeal a judge's ruling that dismissed his lawsuits against Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, and a news publication.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Thursday (local time) claimed that the H-1B system has been exploited, driving down American wages. She asserted that the policy aims to prioritise American workers and curb fraud in the H-1B system.
Singer Lizzo is facing legal trouble after a Georgia-based company filed a lawsuit against her over alleged uncleared samples, according to court documents filed on Tuesday in California.
The lawsuit, filed on Friday (local time) in the Northern District of California, is the first major lawsuit filed against the new visa fee rules, according to The New York Times. The plaintiffs argued that the administration's move was unlawful because the US president has no authority to i
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