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The movie executive is accused of embezzling $14 million to buy a Beverly Hills home.

The landlords are seeking repayment of the full $250,000 owned on the lease, according to court documents.

China’s plan to impose national security legislation in Hong Kong is expected to lead to the flight of capital and talent from the Asian financial hub, bankers and headhunters said on Friday.

The coronavirus pandemic has put many court cases on indefinite hold and left judges trying to manage some hearings via videoconferencing.

She was reportedly paid $275,000 for a post promoting the festival, but failed to indicate that it was a sponsored ad.

Part of prosecutors' case against them included photos of their daughters posing on a rowing machine.

According to officials, the company lacked proper certificates and posed a safety risk.

Also known as elder care attorneys, they handle legal matters and planning for senior citizens as they prepare for the ends of their lives.

The two Americans are wanted by Japan officials on charges that they helped Ghosn escape the country in December.

A divorce is treated mostly like any other lawsuit.

An anonymous NFL player has sued United Airlines claiming he was sexually assaulted by a woman during a February flight.

Hobby Lobby has accused Christie's of intentionally giving the wrong impression about the origin of the $1.69 million Gilgamesh Dream Tablet.

The decision kept statewide virus restrictions in place by halting a judge’s order to end them.

Weinstein, 68, is serving 23 years in prison at Wende Correctional Facility, a maximum-security facility in upstate New York.

The woman pleaded guilty to paying $400,000 to get her son admitted to UCLA as a purported soccer recruit.

Student tells Varney & Co. it's unfair for graduation to be called off when beaches, hotels are allowed to open.

U.S. District Judge Rebecca Beach Smith agreed that the telegraph is historically and culturally important and could soon be lost within the rapidly decaying wreck site.

The plan must still be approved by the judge supervising its case.

SmileDirectClub’s complaint claims that the reports from NBC News contained numerous errors involving the safety and effectiveness of its products.

The lawsuit slams Cuomo and New York's attorney general for the "disturbing and gross abuse of their power."