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The ICON Honors recognize distinguished men and women 60 or older who have demonstrated notable, sustained success and s[...]

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Missouri Lawyers Media announces 2026 Women’s Justice Awards honorees

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In the Lead: Legacy Law Firms 2026

In this special feature, we shine a spotlight on law firms that have not merely survived but thrived for 25 years or more — true pillars of the state's legal community.

Women’s Justice Awards 2026: Publisher’s letter, honorees

Now, 28 years after the first WJA recognition program, we continue to honor women attorneys in what has become an annual tradition in the Missouri legal community.