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Re:Apple betrayed by its own law firm (2013) by schoen on Wednesday May 17, 2017 @04:29PM (#14362497)
There seem to be different conventions for headlines because they are not always complete sentences. For example, many newspapers would be fine with "Man killed by unknown assailant" as a headline, or "Budget increase passed by legislature", which have the same grammatical structure as "Apple betrayed by its own law firm".

Edit: oops, but that's not what this headline did. Nonetheless, the headline seems reasonable to me as a native speaker.

Re:Apple betrayed by its own law firm (2013) by mcphage on Wednesday May 17, 2017 @09:39PM (#14364278)
In that case, it should read "Apple betrayed by own law firm", leaving out the "its"