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A jury in the Kansas City area handed a victory to the defense after a four-week trial of a consumer fraud case about promises a technical school made to prospective students.

A man injured while delivering bread to a Wal-Mart store has settled his case against the retailer for $135,000, months after the Missouri Supreme Court ruled he could proceed. J. Michael McCracken worked for Interstate Brands Corp., which had a ...

Attorneys for Hy-Vee won a defense verdict in slip-and-fall litigation stemming from an alleged knee injury.

An internal medicine doctor was not at fault for a retired professional photographer's death by suffocation, a St. Louis County jury determined.

Attorneys successfully shielded Kansas City Power & Light from an age discrimination lawsuit brought by a man who was fired while he was on approved sick leave.

But it was a formal discussion about health insurance, 401(k) plans, dental coverage, vacation days and sick time that prompted three women to take their former employer to court.

A Missouri woman who sued her employer for age discrimination and retaliation won a $400,000 jury verdict in the U.S. District Court for Western Missouri.

Right up to the point that he landed the brand-new Hyundai Elantra on its roof, Edward Hodgson was having a legendary night.

After a 10-day trial, a St. Louis jury cleared an aerosol packaging company of responsibility for an accident that killed a repairman.

Gina Woodard, 43, was injured Nov. 14, 2007, after stepping in a pothole near the Career Services Center at 301 S. Seventh St. in St. Joseph. She fractured her ankle and had surgery. A month later she suffered a pulmonary embolism.

Randall Thompson knew well the rhythmic whirr of wheels against pavement.