Law suit

Senator Schumer calls on DOJ to drop e-book price-fixing suit
By T. O'Brien, 07.18.2012
UK judge rules HTC doesn't violate Apple's patents, invalidates Cupertino's claims
By T. O'Brien, 07.04.2012
Toshiba hit for $87 million in LCD price fixing verdict, maintains innocence
By T. O'Brien, 07.03.2012
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Verizon appeals net neutrality rules, let the legal wrangling begin
By T. O'Brien, 09.30.2011
South Korean Apple tracking suit is 27,000 plaintiffs strong
By B. Heater, 08.17.2011
Samsung drops Apple countersuit -- Apple's still got a bone to pick
By C. Trout, 07.02.2011
Hurt Locker lawsuit targets a record-breaking 24,583 IP addresses
By J. Hicks, 05.27.2011
PayPal swiftly slaps Google with mobile payment suit
By C. Trout, 05.27.2011
Government says it's got i4i's back in Word patent dispute
By C. Trout, 03.22.2011
Accused Xbox 360 modder finds case pleasantly dismissed
By R. Miller, 12.02.2010
Hurt Locker producer brings the pain (and lawsuits) to 5,000 suspected pirates
By R. Miller, 05.28.2010
Warner Bros. head spin: lawsuit claims studio pirated anti-piracy patent
By R. Miller, 05.27.2010
Confirmed: Apple and AT&T signed five-year iPhone exclusivity deal -- but is it still valid?
By N. Patel, 05.10.2010
Hulavision sues NBC Universal, Hulu stuck in the middle with gloom
By R. Miller, 03.24.2010
YouTube: Viacom would demand removal of videos it covertly uploaded itself
By R. Miller, 03.18.2010
Dell joins dog pile, sues five LCD makers over price-fixing allegations
By R. Miller, 03.15.2010
PA school district issued order to refrain from webcam spying (video)
By J. Flatley, 02.23.2010
School allegedly uses students' laptop webcams for espionage, lawsuit ensues
By R. Miller, 02.18.2010
Spring Design denied injunction on sales of Barnes & Noble Nook
By R. Miller, 12.01.2009
AT&T sues Verizon over 'there's a map for that' ads
By N. Patel, 11.03.2009

Law suit

Senator Schumer calls on DOJ to drop e-book price-fixing suit

UK judge rules HTC doesn't violate Apple's patents, invalidates Cupertino's claims

Toshiba hit for $87 million in LCD price fixing verdict, maintains innocence

We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?

Verizon appeals net neutrality rules, let the legal wrangling begin

South Korean Apple tracking suit is 27,000 plaintiffs strong

Samsung drops Apple countersuit -- Apple's still got a bone to pick

Hurt Locker lawsuit targets a record-breaking 24,583 IP addresses

PayPal swiftly slaps Google with mobile payment suit

Government says it's got i4i's back in Word patent dispute

Accused Xbox 360 modder finds case pleasantly dismissed

Hurt Locker producer brings the pain (and lawsuits) to 5,000 suspected pirates

Warner Bros. head spin: lawsuit claims studio pirated anti-piracy patent

Confirmed: Apple and AT&T signed five-year iPhone exclusivity deal -- but is it still valid?

Hulavision sues NBC Universal, Hulu stuck in the middle with gloom

YouTube: Viacom would demand removal of videos it covertly uploaded itself

Dell joins dog pile, sues five LCD makers over price-fixing allegations

PA school district issued order to refrain from webcam spying (video)

School allegedly uses students' laptop webcams for espionage, lawsuit ensues

Spring Design denied injunction on sales of Barnes & Noble Nook

AT&T sues Verizon over 'there's a map for that' ads

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