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Court says retired officer’s benefits reduced too much

An appeals court affirmed a ruling for a retired Kansas City police officer whose disability payments cut into her retirement benefits, agreeing that the police...
Supreme Court to consider call to overrule Watts case

Earlier this year, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that state lawmakers could pass laws to set limits on causes of action that once were part of the common law...
Billing Rates 2021: Fee awards few and far between during pandemic

This year’s edition of Billing Rates has been a long time coming. The numbers show that things still aren’t quite back to normal. Even with two years’ worth of ...
The POWER List: Bankruptcy Law 2021

In this latest edition of THE POWER LIST, a regular feature from Missouri Lawyers Media, we examine the most powerful attorneys in bankruptcy law. ...
In ‘war for talent,’ firms shake up hiring practices

Prospective hires currently have the upper hand when searching for the right law firm to practice. As coastal law firms poach associates and partners in the Mid...
Kevin Strickland exonerated after 43 years in prison

By the standards of normal litigation, Kevin Strickland’s exoneration moved with lightning speed through the courts, even if it was agonizingly slow for its ben...

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Court says retired officer’s benefits reduced too much

An appeals court affirmed a ruling for a retired Kansas City police officer whose disability payments cut into her retirement benefits, agreeing that the police department’s retirement system shouldn’t have included an award of attorney’s fee and costs in the amount of the offset.
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Supreme Court to consider call to overrule Watts case
Billing Rates 2021: Fee awards few and far between during pandemic
The POWER List: Bankruptcy Law 2021
In ‘war for talent,’ firms shake up hiring practices

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