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Attorney disbarments increase, reinstatements decrease in 2019
The Missouri Supreme Court issued fewer disciplinary orders in 2019 compared to the previous year, but the total rate of attorneys who were disbarred, suspended or placed on probation remained […]
Ex-county executive apparently loses pension over felony
An ordinance passed by the St. Louis County Council means that former Executive Steve Stenger apparently won’t collect a county pension now that he’s a convicted felon. The council voted […]
Ex-county executive apparently loses pension over felony
An ordinance passed by the St. Louis County Council means that former Executive Steve Stenger apparently won’t collect a county pension now that he’s a convicted felon. The council voted […]
Ex-Stenger staffer Miller disbarred following plea
The Missouri Supreme Court has disbarred the chief of staff of former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger. On July 9, the court ordered the disbarment of William L. Miller […]
State high court formally disbars former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger
The Missouri Supreme Court on May 28 formally rescinded the law license of former St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger. Stenger pleaded guilty on May 3 to having traded po-litical […]
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