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A $5.5 billion offer aims to end a decade‑long battle over J&J’s talc products and could finally bring relief to thousands of claimants.
Italy's citizenship-by-descent program faces a pivotal legal turning point as a high-stakes dispute moves to the European Court of Justice.
South Korea's Supreme Court has sentenced ousted President Yoon to two years in prison following a legal battle involving manipulated opinion polls.
Utah officials have revoked the operating license for the girls program at Provo Canyon School following allegations of abuse.
The UK government has granted a posthumous conditional pardon to Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be executed in Britain.
Google has lost its long-running legal appeal against the European Union regarding a record-setting antitrust fine related to its Android operating system.
California appeals court affirms Weinstein’s rape conviction but orders a new sentencing hearing—sparking legal and media reverberations.
Legal and administrative hurdles intensify as the DEA faces scrutiny over the transparency and scope of upcoming marijuana rescheduling hearings.