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A Greene County jury found that a Nixa woman employed as a nursing assistant was not discriminated against when she was terminated.

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A union contractor injured after passing out from an apparent carbon monoxide leak won $225,000 from a St. Louis County jury.

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A woman who fell at a convenience store won $210,000 from a St. Louis County jury who found the establishment bore some responsibility despite posting a warning of its freshly mopped floor.

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When it comes to awards, Lindsay Wuller Aggarwal doesn’t have to look far to find her last one.

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In the age of remote work, being a managing partner has never been more challenging. Still, it is a challenge Mary Jane Judy loves.

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Like a lot of attorneys, Margaret Hesse showed signs early on that a legal career might be for her.

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Ebonie Davis was inspired to consider becoming a lawyer during her sophomore year of high school when her brother experienced what she describes as a “negative and violent” interaction with police.

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Jane Arnold’s planned career in Washington, D.C. never quite came to fruition.

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Like an attorney, she’s not afraid to seek guidance, but Melissa Powers notes that it is doing her own homework which provides a deep understanding of the issues.

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Working on the cutting edge of the software field means leaning forward a bit, a fact that is just as true for developers and licensers as it is for their attorneys.

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Danielle Merrick has good reason to enjoy the morning commute through her hometown.

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