US department of Homeland Security says Tokyo-based MtGox broke US laws
Mt Gox was due to transfer ownership of US and Canada assets in March. Well, it didn’t.
The software giant will have to pay around $1.8 million in licensing fees, instead of over $4 billion
Swedish authorities intend to keep Gottfrid Svartholm Warg in prison
UK-based company claims Google used underhanded tactics to dominate the online map market
Alan Schoenbaum, leader of the legal team at Rackspace, explains what makes software patent trolls ‘tick’
Unified Patents, backed by Google and NetApp, aims to help organisations pool their resources to dissuade attacks by patent litigators
Rakspace wants trolls at IP Nav to get a taste of their own medicine
US court filing reveals impact Swartz’s suicide had on prosecution
Operators raise concerns about strict iPhone contracts, but no formal investigation launched
Investigation thrown into confusion over SFO's £4.6m contract with Autonomy
Skype to be investigated after failing to respond to regulator's requests
SFO confirms that it is investating alleged accounting mispractices
Government Communications Security Bureau might find itself in court after wiretapping Dotcom’s communications
Lawsuit abandonded after Einhorn and Greenlight Capital win injunction against shareholder vote
Judge Lucy Koh has reduced the damages award against Samsung by $450 million, saying legal errors were made in formulating…
High Court orders ISPs to block access to Kickass-Torrents, Fenopy and H33T
Amsterdam & Partners will work for free, at least until Dotcom gets his money back from the US authorities
Oracle gains more support in the $1 billion Java lawsuit appeal
Users with fewer than 500 followers who reteweeted allegations won't be sued, Sally Bercow is less lucky
HTC doesn’t deny it used a battery-related patent without a license
A group of users have begun coordinating legal actions against Google over its alleged tracking of desktop and mobile Safari…
The legal side of tech is no mystery to Duncan James of UK law firm Clarion
Plaintiffs demand the hosting company shares responsibility for violating their privacy
Carmen Ortiz says she recommended a reduced sentence of six months in a low security setting
Chipmaker claims VP Robert Feldstein recruited “double agents”
A court filing says federal agents didn’t trick Kim Dotcom
The court couldn’t prove that CEO Frank Dunn defrauded the company
Xiang Li sold software that retails for thousands of dollars for as little as $20
Keeping all customer data could be in breach of European constitution, says Austrian court