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Charitable foundation of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis turns 70
Saint Louis Bar Foundation celebrates 70 years supporting access to justice, mock trials, scholarships and community service programs.
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Missouri bar exam pass rate declines slightly in latest results
The Missouri Board of Law Examiners released results for the February bar exam, with an overall pass rate of 51.9, a slight decline from the previous year.
Judicial Discovery Center sets out to blend civic education with Missouri’s historic courts
The Supreme Court of Missouri will soon be home to an educational exhibit that aims to teach civic responsibility to the next generation.
Legal Innovation Summit highlights AI trends and celebrates honorees | Photos
Missouri Lawyers Media’s Legal Innovation Summit & Awards event explored AI trends, law firm technology, and honored top innovators in the legal industry.
Eastern District to host student art competition for 150th anniversary
The Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District is inviting students to submit artwork for a special competition commemorating the court’s anniversary.
Bar exam sees slightly lower pass rate compared to last year | List of bar passers
The results of Missouri’s July bar examination showed a slight decrease in the overall pass rate and a slight increase in the number of first-time test-takers who passed the exam.
Commentary: They are called rules for a reason
Reflecting on legendary trial lawyer Gerry Spence, his impact on the Trial Lawyers’ College, and his lasting influence on generations of attorneys.
Missouri attorney joins new class of U.S. Supreme Court fellows
Four new U.S. Supreme Court fellows have been selected for 2025–26, offering unique insight into federal judiciary operations and legal system careers.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s office announces citizens academy
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's office announced its new educational program that hopes to offer citizens a peek behind the curtain of the city’s justice system.
Commentary: Credit hours for reading. CLE what I did there?
CLE reporting and seminar fatigue frustrate many Missouri attorneys, as outdated courses and rigid rules clash with real-world legal learning.
ACC-St. Louis Chapter earns global Gold Chapter of Distinction Award for 7th consecutive year
ACC has awarded its St. Louis chapter the 2024 Gold Chapter of Distinction, marking its 7th consecutive win for excellence in governance and innovation.
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