St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley congratulated in a resolution a municipal attorney who was featured in Missouri Lawyers Weekly’s Lawyer of the Year issue. University City attorney John Mulligan Jr. was honored in the Jan. 12 resolution as a ...
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Read More »Help may be on the way for cash-strapped Missouri cities thanks to a tentative agreement reached with T-Mobile USA in a class action lawsuit over cell phone taxes.
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Read More »A St. Louis judge has approved a $65 million class action settlement between AT&T and municipalities throughout the state. St. Louis Circuit Judge Edward Sweeney approved the settlement Monday, and he affirmed the $16.25 million awarded to class counsel in ...
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Read More »A St. Louis judge has denied six University City residents’ motion to intervene in a class action lawsuit against AT&T. The residents are objecting to the $16.25 million being awarded to the attorneys in the lawsuit as part of a ...
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Read More »The parties returned in the afternoon with slight changes made to their proposed order for the final settlement mostly relating to the court having the ability to make a separate order regarding the attorneys’ fees. St. Louis Circuit Judge Edward ...
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Read More »Two University City residents are asking to intervene in a class-action lawsuit against AT&T in order to object to attorneys’ fees. Matthew Funke and Michael Boland II on Sept. 30 filed a motion to intervene in the lawsuit over taxes ...
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Read More »Attorneys talk about the ups and downs of practicing government law in the spotlight
The practice of municipal law can be like a high-wire act, where an attorney's moves are in the spotlight and he has to walk a line between sometimes warring sides. "I think over the years you learn not to take things personally," says Wildwood city attorney Robert Golterman (pictured, listening to Mayor Tim Woerther). "Citizens have issues that are very important to them and can become emotional. The same can be said for elected officials. You learn to deal with that."
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