The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived a dismissed putative class-action lawsuit against General Motors over an alleged engine defect causing excess oil consumption.
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A class-action suit alleging the St. Louis Post-Dispatch was double-billing its subscribers proved toothless in discovery and on appeal before the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District determined that in order for a stockholder’s class action against a banks’ board of directors to stand, the company must be a plaintiff in the case.
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Automatic expungements under Missouri’s new marijuana law are adding up to question marks in the courts and for attorneys processing the expungements.
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A $5.2 million arbitration award over a woman contracting HPV in an insured party’s car is going back to the drawing board.
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A tech company won before a federal jury after facing a Texas law firm that sought $2.9 million over allegations that the company had targeted the law firm through cyber harassment over a pending patent infringement lawsuit.
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey was sworn in Jan. 3.
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In a temporary employee’s discrimination claim, the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District reversed a default judgment against a company awarding the plaintiff more than $500,000 in damages, but not the sanctions against the company.
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A vendor that lost points in its proposal to operate a Department of Revenue license office in Troy over an address mishap received good news and bad news from the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District.
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The Missouri Supreme Court en banc accepted a Kansas City attorney’s petition to voluntarily surrender her license to practice law.
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David Shorr, former leader of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, died Dec. 26 after a short illness.
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