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The court then entered a stipulated preliminary injunction which continued the asset freeze

The Justice Department today announced an agreement with the former owners and manager of Bonanza Springs Apartments in Las Vegas, Nev., to settle allegations of discrimi

The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that it has settled its enforcement action against F. David Radler

The funds distributed reflect the entirety of the disgorgement and civil penalties paid by the Veras hedge funds

Freedom From Religion Foundation, a Wisconsin-based foundation, filed a taxpayer lawsuit against the Bush administration?s funding of faith-based initiatives

We are pleased to have put this litigation behind us said Immersion CEO Victor Viegas

According to the complaint the defendants refused to rent an apartment to a visually impaired individual who uses a guide dog

The Securities and Exchange Commission today filed settled civil actions in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia against Luiz Gonzaga Murat Jr

The United States has intervened in a whistleblower suit filed in the District of Massachusetts against Boehringer Ingelheim Roxane

The United States Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky two men pleaded guilty to a Superseding Indictment

The Justice Department today settled a lawsuit against the city of Saraland, Alabama alleging housing discrimination against individuals with disabilities

It is anticipated that 6000 cases all related to September 11th will be filed in the Southern District of New York

Attorney General Bill Lockyer filed a lawsuit against leading US and Japanese auto manufacturers alleging their vehicles emissions have contributed significantly

During the 2002 campaign the law allowed individuals to make contributions of no more than $1,000 per election

The law, aimed at removing class action lawsuits from state to federal courts, gives federal courts jurisdiction over cases in which

Insider trading by short selling securities of CompuDyne Corporation prior to the public announcement of a private investment in public equity (PIPE) offering.

Homestore's former COO, was sentenced on November 13, 2006, to serve twelve months in federal prison followed by six months of home detention.

In addition to rehiring locked-out workers under false identities, Ralphs has admitted that it submitted false tax information.

The penalty we are imposing will help to compensate injured shareholders as well as deter future misconduct.

Tristram faces 10 counts of Deceptive Act violations and two counts of Unconscionable Act violations of the Kansas Consumer Protection Act.