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International labor and employment firm Littler is no stranger to innovation. In May, the law firm, which is based in San Francisco but has attorneys in Missouri, launched its latest technology solution aimed at providing better service to clients: the ...

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Empirical Jury co-founders John and Alicia Campbell will tell you that they stumbled blindly into the field of empirical research. John Campbell — who practices with his wife Alicia at Campbell Law, the St. Louis firm she founded in 2009 ...

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A group of Kansas City lawyers with an interest in “hacking” the law has worked in the past year to connect lawyers to legal tech education and to each other. The Kansas City chapter of Legal Hackers is not a new ...

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In November 2018, 1.5 million Missourians voted “yes” on Amendment 2, legalizing medical marijuana as part of the state constitution. The overwhelming vote made Missouri the 33rd state to make cannabis legal in some form, even as it remains forbidden ...

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Though he once aspired to become an artist, David P. Stoeberl admits that the pressures of the real world got in the way. “When I was in high school, I was actually considering going to art school,” said Stoeberl, a ...

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Attorneys dealing with a given matter often find themselves wishing they had been there at the inception of the difficulty to head off trouble before it occurs. In the complex field of health care, Polsinelli is doing more than merely ...

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When it comes to big cases, sometimes a client’s logistical needs can threaten to exceed the firm’s legal capacity. Thanks to Joy L. Holley, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner will never be one of those firms. “We started in 2010 doing ...

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Richard D. Gerber knows about the toll accidental blazes can wreak on both persons and property, whether they’re caused by a negligent blowtorch operator in Ohio, a fertilizer plant explosion in Texas or wildfires raging through California. “The main reason ...

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Hover over or swipe on the photos to navigate the gallery.   For the second time, Missouri Lawyers Media celebrated attorneys, firms and businesses from around the state with Top Legal Innovation Awards in recognition of their progressive work to drive ...

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