A vendor that lost points in its proposal to operate a Department of Revenue license office in Troy over an address mishap received good news and bad news from the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District.

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After a corrections officers’ union fought the state’s decision to revoke its payroll deductions, the Missouri Court of Appeals Western District affirmed a lower court’s position siding with the corrections officers.

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Where a claimant of disability and disability-insurance benefits under the Social Security Act challenged the denial of benefits, the judgment is affirmed because substantial evidence supported the finding that her impairment did not meet or equal any listing because her ...

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Petitioner appealed from the order of the district court affirming the denial of defendant’s application for disability insurance and supplemental security income. Where the administrative law judge’s conclusion regarding petitioner’s residual functional capacity was supported by substantial evidence after ALJ ...

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here the state challenged the removal of a mother’s name from the Child Abuse and Neglect Registry, arguing that she failed to provide proper support for her daughter after the daughter’s sexual abuse by her ex-husband, the judgment is affirmed ...

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Where taxpayers challenged the dismissal of their petition for a declaratory judgment against the director of revenue, arguing that the trial court should find that the collection of taxes pursuant to the certificate of tax liens was barred by the ...

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Where a claimant challenged the denial of disability insurance benefits, the judgment is affirmed because the record supported the determination by the administrative law judge that the claimant’s neck and back problems were not severe impairments. Judgment is affirmed. Pratt ...

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Plaintiffs appealed from the tax court’s decision upholding the Commissioner of Internal Revenue’s determination that plaintiffs were liable for fraud penalties for tax years 2011-2013. For the reasons expressed by the tax court, the court ruled that the commissioner’s determination ...

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Williston v. Vasterling (MLW No. 71131/Case No. WD80137 – 38 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, Martin, J.)

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Whispering Oaks RCF Management Company Inc. v. Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services (MLW No. 66755/Case No. WD76476 -- 36 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, Hardwick, J.)

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Minact, Inc. v. Director (MLW No. 66283/Case No. SC93162 – 8 pages) (Supreme Court of Missouri, Teitelman, J.; all concur

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