Wanted: Jurors with nothing else to do for six months 
The St. Louis Circuit Court is gearing up for a tobacco trial that could require jurors to serve for six months.
Continue reading...More lawyers coming to Met Square
Another law firm is moving into Metropolitan Square at a time when area lease rates are low.
Continue reading...Koster settles with hog farms
The state of Missouri and operators of numerous hog farms in Northwest Missouri have reached a settlement after an 11-year legal battle over environmental and wastewater issues, Attorney General Chris Koster announced today.
Continue reading...Bar committee recommends ousting Draper
St. Louis County Associate Circuit Judge Judy P. Draper should not be retained in the coming election, a judicial evaluation committee announced this morning.
Continue reading...Koster creates group to review domestic violence laws
A new task force will endeavor to review Missouri’s laws dealing with domestic violence and recommend changes.
Continue reading...Former Polsinelli legal secretary sues over personal leave
A former Polsinelli Shughart legal secretary is suing the recently merged firm, seeking payment on a bank of personal leave she accumulated while at a predecessor.
Continue reading...Supreme Court issues opinions in seven cases
The Missouri Supreme Court handed down decisions in seven cases. Here are brief summaries:
Continue reading...Columbia man’s claim of innocence must wait
An appeals court says man convicted of killing a Columbia sports editor must go through normal legal channels to prove his innocence.
Continue reading...Husband of Springfield bar leader succumbs to cancer
Tedd Hamaker, the husband of Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association Executive Director Crista Hogan, died Monday after a seven-month battle with cancer.
Continue reading...Jury opt-outs lead to new trial
A circuit court’s policy of allowing potential jurors to opt out of service by paying a fine and doing community service netted a drug defendant a new trial.
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- Cole County med mal suit brings $1.02 million
- Woman sues attorney for legal malpractice following divorce case
- Group calls for direct judicial elections
- State rep's suit against State Farm reinstated
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- Lawmaker says he may block Bindbeutel nomination
- Beth Phillips nominated for U.S. Attorney in KC
- Margolies heads to Reuters
- Red-light camera case against judge proceeds
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- Wanted: Jurors with nothing else to do for six months
- More lawyers coming to Met Square
- Koster settles with hog farms
- Bar committee recommends ousting Draper
- Koster creates group to review domestic violence laws
- Former Polsinelli legal secretary sues over personal leave
- Supreme Court issues opinions in seven cases
- Columbia man’s claim of innocence must wait
- Husband of Springfield bar leader succumbs to cancer
- Jury opt-outs lead to new trial
Sep 2, 2010 9:50 am