In this issue of Missouri Lawyers Weekly

Starting over [again] 
Greg Stewart started his first year slowly building a law practice. He lost his first trial to a pro se plaintiff, and he marveled over his first winning case. But the year ended with a cruel interruption: acute myelogenous leukemia.

Bryan Cave, by the numbers 
These days, Bryan Cave’s 12 percent increase in revenue for 2009 doesn’t sound too shabby. But put in perspective, that number is indicative of the challenges the firm, and the legal industry as a whole, face.

Women’s Justice Awards go statewide 
With its statewide expansion of the Women’s Justice Awards, Missouri Lawyers Media will honor outstanding female lawyers from all corners of the state in 2010. 

Thrust of State of Judiciary was all business
Missouri’s chief justice cited evolutionary theory, the Bible, John Updike and his uncle the Iowa farmer to set the tone for his State of the Judiciary speech.

Price address recognizes ‘economic realities’
Mr. Speaker, Mr. President, members of the General Assembly: It is my honor to deliver this 37th State of the Judiciary Address.

Privacy problems persist 
Sensitive Macy’s records have again been littering the sidewalks of downtown St. Louis.

Bad Santa 
Remember the drunken Macy’s Santa from “Miracle on 34th Street”? Well, old documents found on a St. Louis sidewalk last week show he wasn’t the only department store Santa to misbehave.

Six Verdicts & Settlements, which can be found here.

39 opinions, which can be found here.

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