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8th Circuit rejects tribal school funding appeal
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of Lower Brule Sioux Tribe's claims challenging tribal school funding offsets by the Department of Interior.
Appeals court orders new look at conversion therapy case following Supreme Court ruling
The 8th Circuit revived parts of a Kansas City conversion therapy challenge after the Supreme Court’s ruling in Chiles v. Salazar.
8th Circuit affirms denial of preliminary injunction against SB 751
The 8th Circuit upheld Missouri's 340B drug law, rejecting Novartis' Commerce Clause and federal preemption challenges to SB 751.
U.S. District Court allows plaintiffs to amend complaint alleging fraud
A Missouri federal judge allowed investors to amend a fraud complaint over a stalled real estate development while staying claims against bankrupt defendants.
Legal Limelight: Meghan S. Largent champions landowners in takings cases
Lewis Rice attorney Meghan S. Largent discusses representing landowners in federal takings and Rails-to-Trails cases, protecting constitutional property rights.
Supreme Court rejects bright-line rule on FAA worker exemption
The U.S. Supreme Court’s Flowers Foods ruling could affect Missouri employers using arbitration agreements with delivery and logistics workers.
2026 Unsung Legal Heroes: Publisher’s Letter, honorees
Missouri Lawyers Media is honored to facilitate Unsung Legal Heroes, a public recognition that moves a whole bunch of unsung heroes into the sung category.
Verdicts may fuel Missouri social media claims
Recent Meta and YouTube verdicts may shape a Missouri Snapchat lawsuit alleging product design enabled a predator to target and assault a child.
Judge Anthony Rex Gabbert retiring after 32 years
Judge Anthony Rex Gabbert of the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District will retire at the end of the month.
COA reverses summary judgment on discrimination claims
The Western District revived employment discrimination claims against Jackson County, finding factual disputes barred summary judgment.
Dispute over property ownership remanded to circuit court
A Missouri appeals court revived a property ownership dispute involving an oral land transfer agreement, adverse possession and probate claims.
Missouri grill settles federal sexual harassment, retaliation suit
A Missouri grill settles an EEOC sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit, agreeing to pay $25,000, provide training and comply with a federal consent decree.
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Top stories
- Elderly couple injured in collision settles with insurer
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- Missouri Bar committee seeks input on rural legal service gaps
- Appeals court orders new look at conversion therapy case following Supreme Court ruling
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