A woman-owned business claimed that the Kansas City Women’s Business Enterprises (WBE) Program’s personal net worth restriction is unconstitutional. It flopped in court.
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Incoming Missouri House Speaker Dean Plocher has joined Blitz Bardgett & Deutsch as of-counsel in its St. Louis office.
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A $500 million settlement resolving a class-action suit filed in the wake of a data breach at cellular provider T-Mobile is headed for finalization in a Missouri court early next year.
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The individuals we honor through the 2022 Diversity & Inclusion awards do the right thing. They are part of the bedrock that supports a growing foundation of work throughout Missouri’s legal profession.
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A defunct software company won more than $23 million against the state of Missouri at the conclusion of a month-long trial in Cole County.
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Four new members will join the 45-member Board of Governors of The Missouri Bar following elections that concluded Aug. 15.
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Attorney Howard Smotkin, who had recovered funds that a third party had mismanaged for the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis through litigation, died August 9.
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Two women facing contested unemployment benefits won the favor of appellate courts in July 19 opinions as pro se litigants.
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The Missouri Supreme Court on Aug. 9 struck down a statutory tax exemption for solar energy systems, ruling that the exemption goes beyond those allowed by the state constitution.
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A mother must return to Spain and redraw the shared custody plan for her 10-year-old, after she disobeyed a Spanish court order by moving him to her Missouri hometown.
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Jackson County Court Administrator Mary A. Marquez has announced she will retire in February after a 35-year career with the 16th Circuit.
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