Space may be cheaper downtown, but St. Louis firms weigh other factors heavily when choosing where to set up shop.

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St. Louis attorney Kevin O’Malley is a step closer to taking on the role of U.S. ambassador to Ireland after a U.S. Senate hearing last week.

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A Franklin County jury awarded $525,000 to a woman whose skin burned from the inside out as a result of a reaction to the antidepressant Lamictal.

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A sex offender who won a $25,000 verdict from a federal jury last month has been committed as a sexually violent predator.

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The Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale law firm has named two different attorneys to sit on its board of directors.

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New partners at Missouri firms are finding themselves more alone. Missouri’s largest law firms promoted 16 percent fewer people than they did for 2010. And that’s after a 26 percent drop from the year before.

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A public sewer utility will have to pay a St. Louis law firm $4.8 million in attorneys’ fees and expenses after a judge ruled the billing was reasonable.

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St. Louis Democrats consoled one another but said it was time to move forward after hearing that Charlotte, N.C., was picked instead as the host city for next year’s Democratic National Convention.

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St. Louis Democrats consoled one another but said it was time to move forward after hearing that Charlotte, N.C., was picked instead as the host city for next year’s Democratic National Convention.

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t’s now up to a Lincoln County judge to decide how much will be paid to Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale after the firm’s attorneys won part of a lawsuit against a local utility. The firm’s attorneys say they’re entitled to double their legal bill to the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District because they successfully halted an unconstitutional tax on behalf of ratepayers, but the utility says the firm’s bill is too high and unreasonable.

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Any day now, prominent Missouri lawyers will learn if their work to land the 2012 Democratic National Convention in St. Louis paid off. To sell St. Louis as the perfect choice, lawyers from local firms have lobbied Democratic officials in Washington and business leaders in the St. Louis region for months.

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