There’s a new technology making waves that should be on your radar if it isn’t already: ChatGPT.
Read More »Corporate lawyers face brave new world as business practices change with times
To learn more about corporate law and where the specialty is headed in the year ahead, three corporate attorneys with vast and varied experience shared their views.
Read More »IP Frontiers: Supreme Court to determine extraterritorial reach of Lanham Act
The Supreme Court will decide to what extent the Lanham Act applies to infringement of American trademarks in foreign countries by foreign entities.
Read More »Taxation of virtual currencies: What you need to know
It’s important to understand the tax implications while there’s time to improve your position or reduce your liability.
Read More »Western District reverses defendant verdict win over jury instruction
A jury instruction has brought the case determining the alleged negligence of a truck company and its driver in a 2018 highway crash ending in a man’s death to square one after a Missouri Court of Appeals Western District opinion.
Read More »Jury sides with grocery store after shopper tips heavy cart onto his leg
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.
Read More »High court ruling upends awards against DST
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has cast doubt on a Missouri federal judge’s confirmation of hundreds of arbitration awards against a Kansas City company.
Read More »Corporate counsel share industry challenges, best practices
Panelists from major companies with operations in Missouri confided how they select outside counsel during Missouri Lawyers Media’s Corporate Counsel Roundtable.
Read More »Missouri Lawyers Media honors 20 with 2022 In-House Counsel Awards
In selecting the honorees for the In-House Counsel Awards, we look not only at expertise in the legal profession, but the commitment and impact these attorneys have made within their companies.
Read More »Arbitration denied on claim of assault at work conference
A split panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a woman’s claims against a man alleged to have sexually assaulted her at a work conference are not subject to arbitration.
Read More »