Missouri Lawyers Media Missouri legal news and public notices
The longtime Greene County prosecutor who took a new job with Missouri State Auditor Tom Schweich last month will lead a new effort that will follow in the wake of Schweich’s audits.
Tagged with: Tom Schweich
Read More »Home / MLM Politics (page 2) /
Combat vets claim tuition caps not applied
Some combat veterans haven’t been receiving a discount on college tuition required under state law, a new lawsuit alleges.
Tagged with: lawsuit legislation veterans
Read More »Senate weighs nonpartisan election of most judges
State Sen. Kevin Engler has introduced a bill calling for the nonpartisan election of judges.
Tagged with: Elections judges Kevin Engler Missouri Senate
Read More »Different attorney named PSC chairman
Gov. Jay Nixon today appointed Kevin Gunn of Webster Groves as chairman of the commission, which regulates investor-owned utilities. Gunn, a Democrat, was appointed a member of the commission in 2008.
Tagged with: Appointment Jay Nixon Kevin Gunn Public Service Commission
Read More »Change to court plan filed in House
This year’s battle over the Nonpartisan Court Plan is under way.
Tagged with: constitutional amendment House Judiciary Committee Missouri House Missouri Legislature Missouri Plan Nonpartisan Court Plan
Read More »House OKs work comp law changes
The Missouri House has given first-round approval to a bill that would tweak the state’s workers’ compensation laws.
Tagged with: Missouri House Workers' compensation
Read More »Fox News suit against Carnahan settles
A lawsuit between Fox News and former U.S. Senate candidate Robin Carnahan has been settled, according to an entry in the lawsuit’s electronic case file.
Tagged with: Election 2010 U.S. Senate
Read More »St. Louis Democrats fall short in convention bid
St. Louis Democrats consoled one another but said it was time to move forward after hearing that Charlotte, N.C., was picked instead as the host city for next year’s Democratic National Convention.
Tagged with: Greensfelder Hemker & Gale St. Louis
Read More »Ed Martin announces run for U.S. Senate
St. Louis attorney Ed Martin has announced that he will challenge Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill for the U.S. Senate in 2012.
Tagged with: Claire McCaskill Ed Martin U.S. Senate Videos
Read More »ADA complaint seeks smoke-free state Capitol
After an effort to ban smoking in the remaining parts of the state House got snuffed out in committee, an anti-smoking group is taking a new approach: filing a complaint under the Americans with Disabilities Act. A woman with medical ...
Tagged with: ADA Missouri House smoking ban
Read More »House to consider rejection of judicial raises
A week after a Senate committee allowed a pay increase for judges to move forward, members of the House are taking action to stop the raises.
Tagged with: Missouri House Steve Tilley
Read More »
