Jurors in St. Louis County decided that a man who broke his leg in an unusual accident with a shopping cart is not entitled to damages from the grocery store.
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Many attorneys have to spend a little time toiling in the industry before becoming a general counsel but John Schierholz became one right out of law school — which he began attending at age 38.
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Inspired by the example of his grandfather who was also an attorney, Justin Relihan had a good role model to follow when he decided to pursue a legal career.
Read More »2022 In-House Counsel Awards: Erica Glanz
When Erica Glanz visits the grocery store, she is aware that the bags, the packaging, even the receipt tape probably has a connection to her place of employment.
Read More »2022 In-House Counsel Awards: Noah Garcia
The railways hold a special fascination for Noah Garcia’s young son.
Read More »2022 In-House Counsel Awards: Joel Christensen
As senior assistant general counsel for ARCO Construction, Joel Christensen is glad to play a role in the company’s work building structures.
Read More »2022 In-House Counsel Awards: Randy Canis
There were early inklings as to where the career path of Randy Canis might ultimately lead.
Read More »2022 In-House Counsel Awards: Robyn Buck
With undergraduate degrees in criminal justice and accounting, Robyn Buck originally saw herself pursuing a career in law enforcement, perhaps with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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A dispute over a car sale gone sour resulted in arbitration and an eventual judgment for the finance company.
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The rise of social media has created a dramatic expansion of the playing field for both the collection of evidence and its presentation to jurors as well as new issues for judges.
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