Kim Kardashian’s boyfriend Kanye West has followed in his reality star squeeze’s footsteps by making his very own sex tape, only to have it “stolen” from his computer and shopped around to media. The 35-year-old rapper’s lawyers have confirmed that it’s definitely Kanye in the 20-minute video filmed in a hotel room, with an unidentified […]

What has Lady Gaga got against the big-eyed Bratz dolls that she is trying to prevent the production of? A lawsuit claims the over-the-top singer has breached her contract by preventing the making of the dolls and the suit, for $10 million, filed by MGA Entertainment claims the contract was signed and sealed with agreement

Well, who wouldn’t be a star lawyer who employs sartorial tactics to make a very sharp point about the male-dominated judiciary – and at the same time successfully take on government adversaries with well-made legal points? What other lawyer would dress as a woman to convey his ‘feminine side’, yet outwardly display all the mustachioed,

Any lawyer who has been profiled under the headline ‘Is this the most influencial man in Britain?’ (‘Sunday Telegraph’, 12 March 2000) has to have at least some influence in the UK legal landscape and Michael Beloff has. As a sports, public law and commercial law advocate and lecturer, Beloff has held significant judicial, tribunal

First-rate civil rights attorney, currently lead counsel in a class action accusing Wal-Mart of gender discrimination, the largest civil rights class action in U.S. history when certified in 2004; litigating a narrower glass-ceiling gender discrimination case against Wal-Mart competitor Costco Wholesale Corp.; negotiated large settlements with companies such as State Farm and Lucky Stores. For

He was supposed to arrange a plea bargain. Instead, Navy Lieutenant Commander Charles Swift ended up fighting his commander in chief at the U.S. Supreme Court. Swift, the military lawyer for Guantanamo Bay inmate Salim Ahmed Hamdan, Osama bin Laden’s former driver, is asking the high court to block President George W. Bush’s plan to

When Jack McConnell was in college, he thought he would become a “Nader’s Raider.” Going into law school, he thought he might be a public defender. Whatever he did, he wanted to take on the wealthy and powerful on behalf of the underdog. Now, more than 20 years later, McConnell still loves fighting for justice

It’s not an easy road for a lawyer to fight for human rights issues in Britain or the US since 9/11, but Shami Chakrabati has fought against anti-terrorist measures and legislation when it has been a wholly unpopular stance. She became the Director of Liberty (The National Council for Civil Liberties) in September 2003, seeing