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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundIRS to search PayPal records for tax evaders
April 13, 2006 Federal court grants IRS permission to troll through PayPal customers' offshore credit card and bank records.BlackBerry's legal limbo
February 2, 2006 As Research In Motion heads toward a key ruling in the U.S., the Justice Department and foreign courts weigh in.Supreme Court to review Microsoft patent appeal
October 27, 2006 Case stemming from spat with AT&T could change how damages are awarded for infringement of U.S. patents on software shipped overseas.Alleged NASA hacker's appeal set for New Year
December 12, 2006 Gary McKinnon, the Briton faced with extradition to the U.S., is charged with hacking into U.S. military systems.Court outlaws EU-U.S. passenger data transfer
May 30, 2006 The European Court of Justice declares as illegal deal for data transfers used to compile no-fly lists.U.S. 'threatened' alleged NASA hacker, defense says
February 16, 2007 London court hears that Gary McKinnon was told he would "fry" in New Jersey unless he cooperated with U.S. authorities.EU ruling deals setback to Microsoft
September 17, 2007 In upholding Europe's landmark antitrust decision, a high-level court foresees a "significant drop" in market share. But what of Vista?Google suffers setback in copyright case
February 13, 2007 Belgian court says newspaper excerpts are a no-no. But experts question whether there will be much of an impact outside Europe.Spam fighter hit with $11.7 million judgment
September 15, 2006 Nonprofit behind antispam blacklist is hit with multimillion-dollar judgment, but the order may not be enforceable.Rambus' main man in the memory war
May 1, 2006 CEO Harold Hughes says it's no fun suing people. But the company will do so if the memory makers won't agree to pay royalties.E-mail monitoring may violate European laws
April 12, 2007 Human rights legislation cited in ruling won by college employee whose phone, online communications were monitored. Sponsored matches for "U.S."
