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Lingering questions over racist messages costs SLU Law its trial team program

A series of baldly racist and sexist social media messages triggered a slow-boiling crisis that, six months later, has brought the Saint Louis University School...
City’s law requiring notice of suit struck down as too broad

The Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District ruled Oct. 19 that a St. Charles city ordinance that requires potential plaintiffs to notify the city before suin...
Attorney fee disgorgement appeal denied in class action from 1999

In an U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals opinion filed Oct. 8, the court affirmed a district court order to deny an appellant’s motion to disgorge $38 million in att...
Two high court cases consider releasing medical records

Two cases heard in the Missouri Supreme Court on Oct. 6 question the release of a party’s medical records for review in courts. ...
WJA 2021: Publisher’s Letter, Honorees

The attorneys we honor this year in our Women’s Justice Awards are trailblazers. Glass-ceiling breakers. ...
Jury awards more than couple asked for in medical malpractice suit

On Oct. 8 a St. Louis County jury awarded a couple $10 million in the 60-year-old husband’s medical negligence case against a spine surgeon who operated on him ...

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Lingering questions over racist messages costs SLU Law its trial team program

A series of baldly racist and sexist social media messages triggered a slow-boiling crisis that, six months later, has brought the Saint Louis University School of Law's trial team program to an end.
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City’s law requiring notice of suit struck down as too broad
Attorney fee disgorgement appeal denied in class action from 1999
Two high court cases consider releasing medical records
WJA 2021: Publisher’s Letter, Honorees

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