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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...Koster settles with hog farms
1. September 2010
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...Former Polsinelli legal secretary sues over personal leave
31. August 2010
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...LCRA pays $2.2M in Bottle District condemnation
30. August 2010
Not only can you fight City Hall, you can garnish it as well.
Continue reading...K.C. squad negotiating settlement with women’s football league
30. August 2010
The Independent Women’s Football League and its Kansas City affiliate, the lawyer-owned Kansas City Tribe, are negotiating a settlement to allow the Missouri team to exit the league without paying a debilitating $50,000 fine.
Continue reading...Money paid to Play returned
27. August 2010
A Perryville woman received a more than $172,000 verdict in St. Louis County Circuit Court Thursday against two individuals who allegedly defrauded her when she invested in their clothing store.
Continue reading...Suit challenges Kansas judicial selection
27. August 2010
A federal lawsuit is challenging Kansas’ method of selecting judges — a method nearly identical to that used in neighboring Missouri.
Continue reading...Teen daughters to split insurance settlement
27. August 2010
The two teenage daughters of a man killed in a car accident four years ago will share settlement money equally.
Continue reading...RED Development seeks to scoop up West Edge development
26. August 2010
RED Development looks to inherit the unfinished West Edge development on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City.
Continue reading...AB InBev says no to Flair and wants supplier to keep quiet, not compete
26. August 2010
Anheuser-Busch is pushing in federal court in St. Louis to get a former supplier to comply with a super-secret project’s non-compete and confidentiality agreements.
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- Lawmaker says he may block Bindbeutel nomination
- Beth Phillips nominated for U.S. Attorney in KC
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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
2. September 2010
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