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Monday, December 23, 2024

Karen Kidd News


Attorney reciprocally disciplined in Missouri following suspension in Iowa

By Karen Kidd |
JEFFERSON CITY – Iowa attorney Rodney H. Powell, practicing in Missouri for almost 40 years, has been reciprocally suspended following an April 3 Missouri Supreme Court order after he was suspended in Iowa for allegedly borrowing $20,000 from an elderly client.

Jefferson City attorney suspended indefinitely following loss of employment discrimination case

By Karen Kidd |
JEFFERSON CITY (St. Louis Record) — Jefferson City attorney Jonathan D. McDowell has been suspended indefinitely following an April 3 Missouri Supreme Court order over allegations that his failure to timely file in state court cost an airline pilot his employment discrimination case.

Appeals court affirms Lawrence County Circuit Court ruling against Carroll Electric

By Karen Kidd |
SPRINGFIELD – A state appeals court has sustained a more than $145,000 judgment handed down by a Lawrence County court last year over an electric company's work that strayed outside of its right-of-way and has sent the case back to the county court to decide attorney fees.

Co-worker not liable for fellow employee's injuries, Missouri Supreme Court rules

By Karen Kidd |
JEFFERSON CITY – The co-worker of a man injured during a construction accident in 2011 is not liable for those injuries, the Missouri Supreme Court said in a March 6 opinion.

Arizona attorney reciprocal suspended in Missouri following suspensions in two other states

By Karen Kidd |
JEFFERSON CITY – Phoenix, Arizona attorney Cynthia L. Best has been reciprocally suspended following a March 16 Missouri Supreme Court order and her suspension over the same matter in Arizona and Texas.

SCOTUS decision changes everything in Missouri mass tort cases; Once-$72M verdict will stay vacated

By Karen Kidd |
ST. LOUIS (Legal Newsline) – The Missouri Supreme Court's decision earlier this month to not review a talcum powder case against Johnson & Johnson, leaving vacated a once-$72 million verdict signals that the "Show-Me State is now a less tort-friendly place," a mass tort litigator says.

Potosi attorney disbarred following 'unenviable record' of conduct

By Karen Kidd |
JEFFERSON CITY — Potosi attorney Michael P. Kelly has been disbarred following a March 6 Missouri Supreme Court ruling after the chief disciplinary counsel investigation turned up alleged professional misconduct.

Kansas City father, son attorneys received probation following state Supreme Court orders

By Karen Kidd |
JEFFERSON CITY — Kansas City attorneys James D. Boggs and William Christian Boggs, father and son, the elder of whom is a former municipal judge, both are on probation following separate March 30 Missouri Supreme Court orders.

Marshall attorney disbarred by default following multiple DWI convictions, divorce client's complaint

By Karen Kidd |
JEFFERSON CITY — Marshall attorney Joby J. Raines has been disbarred by default following a March 6 Missouri Supreme Court order after multiple DWI convictions earlier this decade and a complaint from a former client.

Kansas attorney voluntarily disbarred after admitting to practicing while suspended

By Karen Kidd |
Attorney Byron Carroll Loudon, of Overland Park, Kansas, practicing in Missouri for almost 28 years, has been voluntarily disbarred following a Feb. 26 Missouri Supreme Court order after he admitted to practicing law while his license was suspended.

Women’s Foundation head praises AG Hawley for ongoing harassment and discrimination policy review

By Karen Kidd |
JEFFERSON CITY — The head of a women's advocacy group recently praised Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley for partnering with the group in a review of the states' governmental discrimination and harassment policies.

Liberty attorney voluntarily disbarred in 2 states after conviction on attempting to sexually exploit child

By Karen Kidd |
Liberty attorney Jerome M. Patience has been voluntarily disbarred following a Feb. 23 Missouri Supreme Court order after he was sentenced last month to 6 years in prison for attempted sexual exploitation of a child.

Gov. Greitens is considering three candidates for St. Louis circuit court vacancy

By Karen Kidd |
Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens is mulling three candidates, a Clayton attorney and two associate circuit judges, that the 22nd Circuit Judicial Commission recommended to fill a bench vacancy left when Judge Jimmie Edwards resigned last fall.

Commission seeking applicants to replace Judge Dierker vacancy on troubled St. Louis Circuit

By Karen Kidd |
If you have what it takes to be a St. Louis City Circuit Court judge, then the 22nd Circuit Judicial Commission might be looking for you.

Former Jackson County executive placed on interim suspension following wire fraud plea

By Karen Kidd |
Independence attorney and former Jackson County Executive Michael D. Sanders has been placed on interim suspension following a Feb. 20 Missouri Supreme Court ruling after his guilty plea last month to a wire fraud charge.

Failed banker's St. Louis attorney no longer on probation following Missouri Supreme Court order

By Karen Kidd |
St. Louis attorney Karl W. Dickhaus, on probation while he represented failed banker Shaun Hayes on bank fraud charges over the last two years, is no longer on probation following a Feb. 7 Missouri Supreme Court order.

St. Louis attorney reinstated following 2014 suspension over ex parte communication with arbitrator in Illinois

By Karen Kidd |
St. Louis attorney Caryn H. Haddix, formerly Caryn H. Nadenbush, has been reinstated to practice law in Missouri following a Jan. 24 Missouri Supreme Court order after she completed her discipline, including a suspension, handed down in 2014.

Overland Park attorney no longer on probation following more than a decade of discipline

By Karen Kidd |
Attorney Lance M. Haley of Overland Park, Kansas, no longer is on probation following a Jan. 26 Missouri Supreme Court order thatfound he completed the terms of his probation after more than a decade of discipline.

Kansas City attorney successfully completes probation following bungled 2010 adoption case

By Karen Kidd |
Attorney Sanford P. Krigel of Kansas City, Missouri, no longer is on probation following a Jan. 29 Missouri Supreme Court order that found he completed the terms of his probation handed down about two years ago following a bungled 2010 adoption case.

Kansas City attorney voluntarily disbarred after admitting to professional misconduct

By Karen Kidd |
Attorney Jeannie M. Bobrink of Kansas City, Missouri, has been voluntarily disbarred following a Jan. 30 Missouri Supreme Court order after admitting to violating multiple rules of professional conduct.