Legal / Lawsuits

Natalie Ellis, who logged many hours on the case, is a junior in the criminology and criminal jurisprudence program.

Witnesses just get it wrong too frequently, and too predictably, this writer says.

Collin County prosecutors have used the Dallas County crime lab -- the business in question -- in at least two high profile murder cases that resulted in convictions being overturned.

Eolas is suing 22 corporate giants for infringement.

A U.S. attorney said Hill and his associates used his power to "line their own pockets at the expense of the public."

The former nanny had her conviction in the death of a two-year-old boy overturned recently.

I think it fair to ask the question, "Can an immigrant expect a fair trial in upscale Collin County?"

Jury finds company engaged in deceptive, unconscionable conduct.

Rich Behm and Joe DeCamillis are asking for unspecified damages.

Wife, not passing judgment on masturbating doc hubby, says that interaction between boss and nurse was at least consensual.

The family is not commenting on the lawsuit.

'Course, they would also have probably wanted big bucks for losing their case. Because they're lawyers.

Frances and John Joseph Stuart are accused of selling outdated software at outlandish prices, among other things.

But first we have to find out if the now infamous con-artist-lady is even pregnant.

How six not-so-angry men made the best of a bad situation and reached a unanimous verdict.

The jury wanted to send a message to Simmons that his companies must play by the rules.

Jocelyn Sapp searched property records and found that vacant homes near her had sold for much more than their appraised value.