Mark Menghini reported to the University Board of Curators on April 4 as its newly appointed general counsel.
Read More »Commentary: To mediate on Zoom or in person?
After many months of pandemic-related lockdown, we now know that Zoom works for mediation.
Read More »The new normal: In-House counsel reflect on pandemic-related changes
While sometimes creating concerns about corporate culture and morale, the impact of COVID on in-house legal departments has seen a wave of vocational innovation that has transformed ad hoc arrangements into new information sharing capabilities and evolved emergency isolation measures into flexible hybrid working schedules.
Read More »Jury sides with hospital in mother’s defamation claim
A mother and her minor child lost a $5 million defamation suit against a health care provider and its CEO over company social media posts before a Greene County jury.
Read More »Osete named as Secretary of State general counsel
Jesus A. Osete has been appointed as general counsel to the Secretary of State’s Office.
Read More »Cigna hires new legal counsel
Kirt Salmon has joined Cigna as its legal counsel in St. Louis.
Read More »Perimeter Solutions brings in new counsel
Bill Waits has joined the Clayton-based chemical manufacturing company as corporate counsel.
Read More »EEOC, DOJ warn about disability discrimination with AI
The federal agencies released guidance to help employers who use artificial intelligence and other software tools for human resources purposes avoid potential law violations.
Read More »ACC-St. Louis announces 2022 award winners
The Association of Corporate Counsel-St. Louis Chapter recently honored members at its 2022 Annual Meeting.
Read More »Lower statue of limitations gets Senate hearing
A Missouri Senate committee is weighing a bill that would reduce Missouri’s statute of limitations for personal injury suits to two years from the date of injury.
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