Law

News ACS:Law and its client MediaCAT have both gone out of business, according to reports.

By Tom Brewster Published 7 February 11

News Ellison's firm shells out $46 million in settling claims alleging it paid kickbacks to gain contracts from the US Government.

By Tom Brewster Published 1 February 11

News ACS:Law discontinues its controversial method of sending letters to suspected filesharers, citing death threats as a reason.

By Tom Brewster Published 25 January 11

News A software patent blogger claims Google took more code than Oracle highlighted in court papers filed last year.

By Tom Brewster Published 24 January 11

News Recent Oracle acquisition Passlogix is accused of pilfering 2FA source code.

By Tom Brewster Published 11 January 11

News Civil society campaigners will meet with Home Office officials next week to discuss a review into UK interception laws.

By Tom Brewster Published 30 November 10

News In court, Google claims Oracle edited a code comparison designed to prove the search firm illegally used Java code when creating Android.

By Tom Brewster Published 12 November 10

News Privacy laws need revisiting once they have been implemented, commissioner Graham says.

By Tom Brewster Published 12 November 10

News The Government has been criticised for its handling of a consultation it has launched into UK communications interception laws.

By Tom Brewster Published 10 November 10

News The former HP CEO is accused of allowing backhanded dealings.

By Eric Doyle Published 25 October 10