A man who suffered extensive hand injuries in a mishap with a firework known as “The Fastball” reached a $1.25 million settlement with its sellers.
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A southwest Missouri adolescent settled for more than $1.3 million after his hand was injured in a fireworks accident.
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A Greene County jury decided that a spinal surgery patient is not entitled to compensation after the use of a product during the procedure led to complications.
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It goes without saying that we live in uncertain times.
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When it came to the time-consuming work of dealing with asbestos-related matters, it became clear to Husch Blackwell Partner Joe Kilpatrick and his colleagues that a more efficient means of case-management and analytics was necessary.
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Brett Emison hopes you don’t ever end up in his office.
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Having a useful idea is good, but being able to spread it to others is when you’ve truly made an impact.
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From DOS computers to flip phones, the iconic imagery of 1990s America has returned for one Missouri law firm.
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A Springfield jury rendered a defense verdict in a fatal truck crash on a highway obscured by smoke from a nearby farmer’s fire.
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A federal jury found neither party at fault after a Kansas woman stumbled over an obstacle at a retail outlet.
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