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The salacious allegations of a Kansas attorney made against a Johnson County judge were reviewed by the state Supreme Court, which stripped her of her license but only for two years retroactive to the date of a temporary suspension.
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- Doctor convinces jury she did nothing wrong
  A St. Charles County jury unanimously rejected a woman’s claim that she suffered a ruptured spleen because her doctor committed medical malpractice.
- State agrees to offer more services to deaf
  The state of Missouri will set up mental health clinics for the deaf as part of a settlement of a federal lawsuit in a Jefferson City court.
- Jury finds for family who cut down trees
  A neighbors’ dispute over foliage in north St. Louis County ended with a jury ruling for the defendants, and the plaintiffs responsible for court costs in a case of hacked honeysuckles.
- Parties resolve claims after rear-end collision
  A woman injured in a rear-end auto accident settled her St. Louis County suit for $250,000, her attorney said.
- Security guard company settles unpaid time case
  A group of more than 150 current and former Pinkerton security guards have settled a St. Louis area class action lawsuit that alleged managers falsified timesheets while employees weren’t fully paid for time worked.
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- Joseph Potter v. Alyssa Potter, n/k/a Alyssa Kley
  Jury order mother to pay in son's death
- Susann Bashir v. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
  Jury awards $5.1M in case against AT&T
- Todd Janson, Gerald T. Ardrey, Chad M. Ferrell, C & J Remodeling LLC v. LegalZoom.com Inc.
  Judge OK's settlement with LegalZoom site
- United States of America, Missouri Coalition for the Environment Foundation v. Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District
  $4.7 billion MSD deal wins court approval
- Benjamin Mantle et al v. US Fidelis
  Former Fidelis workers to share $1.45 million
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Latest Opinion Summaries
- Insurance: Employment-Related Claim – Claim Reporting – Condition Precedent
  Grissom v. First National Insurance Agency, et al. (MLW No. 63706/Case No. SD31400 – 17 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Bates, J.)
- Driver’s License: DWI – Blood Alcohol Test – Skin Cleansing
  Ziegler v. Director (MLW No. 63708/Case No. SD30694 – 4 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Rahmeyer, J.)
- Criminal Law: Sentencing – Enhancement – Prior Convictions
  State v. Nephew (MLW No. 63705/Case No. SD31482 – 5 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Scott, J.)
- Criminal Law: Receiving Stolen Property – Sufficiency Of Evidence
  State v. Harrell (MLW No. 63707/Case No. SD31343 – 10 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Francis Jr., J.)
- Civil Practice: Inconsistent Verdict – Waiver – Documentary Collections
  China Worldbest Group Co., Ltd. v. Empire Bank (MLW No. 63704/Case No. SD30453/SD30487 – 13 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Bates, J.)
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The Ozark Regional Land Trust, a non-profit land conservancy in the St. Louis area, has announced the election of a new president and board members.

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