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Gazprom has filed a lawsuit with the Stockholm arbitration court over the $4.5bn of back-payments it says it is owed, while Ukraine has filed its own claim in which it alleges that Kiev overpaid by $6bn in recent years.
KFC has filed a lawsuit against three companies in China which it alleges used social media accounts to spread false rumours about its food, including that its chickens have eight legs.
The organisation is vehemently opposed to industrial farming, which it alleges compromises animal welfare.
The lawsuit seeks to represent thousands of shareholders who purchased BlackBerry stock from 27 September 2012, to 20 September 2013, a period in which it alleges executives misrepresented the state of BlackBerry's operations.
The family of a five-year-old Iranian girl is suing the federal immigration minister and the commonwealth of Australia for negligence which it alleges led to her post-traumatic stress disorder and severe mental illnesses.
And then, last week, came the news that Dread Pirate Roberts was 29-year-old Ross Ulbricht, a University of Texas physics graduate who, according to the FBI's documents, had not just run the site – which it alleges earned him $80m in commission – but had hired a contract killer for $80,000 to rub out an employee who had tried to blackmail him.
Pro-Russia hacktivist group CyberBerkut immediately claimed responsibility for the attack on its website, which it alleged was in response to Germany's "financial and political support of the criminal regime in Kiev, which unleashed a bloody civil war".
The company was the umpteenth to take the Mountain View company to court for selling sponsored search ads to competitors under its trademarked keyword, which it alleged 'confused' customers.
Late on Oct. 1, a jury found in favor of Kodak in a dispute in which it alleged that Sun Microsystems infringed upon Kodak patents with its Java programming language.
In January, SocGen unveiled record losses of €4.9bn (£3.96bn), which it alleged were caused by the junior trader's unauthorised deals.
The private-equity firm lost a court case last year in which it alleged that Citi had bamboozled it into buying EMI, which is up for sale again.
