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Juan Manuel Lopez is a free man. The former two-division titlist saw a seven-count assault and abuse case dismissed without prejudice Wednesday morning in the C...

Security guard had alerted Dubai Police when he saw two men carrying 10 bags of onions

The successful defence of a HK$9 million Hong Kong industrial accident claim is noteworthy from a recent decision handed down by the Court of First Instance in the case of Thapa Hari Bahadur v. Paramount Engineering & Manpower Service Limited and Maeda-China State Joint Venture, HCPI 408 of 2016...

State bears costs of appointing lawyer if they are unable to appoint one for themselves due to financial constraints.

KUWAIT CITY, Feb 15: The Court of Appeals has scheduled the session of March 10 to look into the conviction of two expatriates who are accused of violating the infectious diseases control law and forging a certificate of COVID- 10 vaccination issued by the Ministry of Health. Earlier, the Court of F

Port-de-Paix : New Government Commissioner - 2 of 3 hostages of Feb. 2 released - Montana Agreement : The 2nd meeting with the Government did not take place - The RNDDH renews its accusations against the PM - Ex-Senator Latortue accuses...

The successful defence of a HK$9 million Hong Kong industrial accident claim is noteworthy from a recent decision handed down by the Court of First…

The Dubai Court of Appeal ruled that the three-year sentence issued by the Court of First Instance against a gang of three Asians on charges of kidnapping a fellow man and robbing him by coercion be commuted to one year. The court, however, upheld the Dhs10,900 fine imposed on the defendants and their deportation after serving their sentence.

International calls were made using the employer's landline

The Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) condemns the vexatious strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP) brought by the Spanish electricity company Iberdrola against the newspaper El Confidencial