In a display of cross-party unanimity, Brown welcomed a question from Tory MP Peter Bottomley, who said he intended to report solicitors Carter-Ruck to their disciplinary body because of their applications for super-injunctions on behalf of their clients.
The Tory MP and her husband, Mark Spelman, obtained the emergency injunction on behalf of their son, Jonathan Spelman, in a brief hearing at the high court late on Saturday.
The judge, James C. Chalfant of Superior Court, granted an injunction on behalf of Westside Green Oasis, a medical marijuana shop, which had challenged a Los Angeles ordinance that put a moratorium on new dispensaries in 2007.
The Justice Department sought the injunction on behalf of the Internal Revenue Service, which has had to deal with at least 5,000 zero-income tax returns filed by Mr. Schiff's clients.
In continuing the injunction on behalf of the married actor (aka a "leading actor " and "world-famous celebrity"), the judge said that, should the case ever go to trial, the actor was "likely to establish that he has a reasonable expectation that that which he does in his private life by way of sexual encounters, albeit with a prostitute, should be kept private".
Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reports that labor officials are trying to decide as soon as possible whether to seek an injunction on behalf of Walmart to stop planned protests at 1,000 of its store locations on Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year.
The scale of the collapse dwarves those of previous companies, and has attracted legal attention; Kennedy and Moolah are now the subject of a high court injunction brought on behalf of Syscoin, the last major creditor of the firm, which prevents him selling bitcoins that he doesn't have legal control over.
The North Dakota lawsuit that resulted in Wednesday's temporary injunction was brought on behalf of the clinic by the Center for Reproductive Rights, based in New York.
Injunction application If anyone needed reminding of that, the timing of thousands of tweets mentioning Ryan Giggs earlier this month – curiously just as the law firm Schillings went to the High Court over an injunction taken out on behalf of an unnamed footballer – should have disabused them.
The lawsuit behind the injunction was filed on behalf of nine condemned prisoners.
