The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District ruled June 28 that a repeat offender doesn’t have to serve a mandatory minimum sentence for a years-old second-degree robbery following a series of changes to the state’s criminal code.
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“What fire is in mine ears? Can this be true?” Beatrice says in Scene I of Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing,” the topic of a June 24 CLE in St. Louis.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on June 29 affirmed a $39.55 million class action settlement with Monsanto in Missouri federal court. But an attorney for an objector said he would seek further review.
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The Appellate Judicial Commission is seeking applicants for the vacancy on the Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District that will be created in August by the retirement of Judge Colleen Dolan.
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Attorneys sued by a Troy, Kansas company that lost a jury verdict after a car crash have been resurrected as defendants on appeal.
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Among the honorees were two former U.S. senators, five current and former judges and seven founders or managing partners of a law firm.
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About 11 attorneys, their family members and a law student represented the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis in the June 26 St. Louis Pride parade.
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The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District ruled June 21 that a wrongful death suit against a snowplow driver can proceed despite the defendants’ claims of immunity.
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The Missouri Supreme Court on June 14 affirmed a man’s convictions for molesting his daughter while warning judges “not take the proverbial rabbit hole” of using unproven allegations against defendants.
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While sometimes creating concerns about corporate culture and morale, the impact of COVID on in-house legal departments has seen a wave of vocational innovation.
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Medicare can halt payments to a Missouri doctor who was allegedly overpaid millions while awaiting an administrative law judge’s decision, ruled the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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