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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.
Federal judge trims Westport discrimination suit, allows claims to proceed
A federal judge trimmed claims in a Westport discrimination suit by Black-owned businesses but let key civil rights claims proceed in Kansas City.
Federal court remands dispute over insurance funds to state court
A Missouri federal court remanded an insurance coverage dispute involving Liberty Mutual, construction defects and diversity jurisdiction to state court.
Missouri Supreme Court blocks St. Louis recycling lawsuit
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled St. Louis is protected by sovereign immunity, blocking a class-action lawsuit over recycling and waste fees.
Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District elects new chief judge
The Missouri appeals court elects Judge Renée Hardin-Tammons as chief judge, succeeding John Torbitzky on July 1.
Missouri Lawyers Media honors top legal leaders with 2026 ICON Awards | Photos
Missouri Lawyers Media hosted its ninth annual ICON Awards ceremony June 18, recognizing 29 men and women 60 or older who have built a reputation for leadership and contributions inside and outside the legal profession.
21st commission sends governor three names for circuit judge seat
The 21st Judicial Commission announced its three nominees for the governor’s consideration to fill a circuit judge vacancy.
Federal judge sends $7.25B Roundup settlement back to Missouri state court
A federal judge on Wednesday returned Bayer's proposed $7.25 billion settlement of Roundup lawsuits to Missouri state court, overruling the objections of some cancer victims.
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Top stories
- Verdicts may fuel Missouri social media claims
- Judge Anthony Rex Gabbert retiring after 32 years
- Severe motorcycle crash nets seven-figure settlement
- Defense avoids $21M demand after client accused of stealing intellectual property
- COA reverses summary judgment on discrimination claims
- Dispute over property ownership remanded to circuit court
- Missouri grill settles federal sexual harassment, retaliation suit
- Federal judge trims Westport discrimination suit, allows claims to proceed
