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Bailey files rule to protect online free speech
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has announced the filing of a first-in-the-nation rule under the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act that targets corporate censorship and secures freedom of expression for social media users.
Judicial Misconduct: Ethics with Philip Bogdanoff - Webcast - Credit: MO 2.5 ethics | KS 2.5 ethics on May 14
Judicial Misconduct: Ethics with Philip Bogdanoff via Webinar.
Mizzou Law 3L wins Women’s Justice Award
Karen Crouch, 3L, won the Leaders of Tomorrow Award at the Women’s Justice Awards Banquet hosted by Missouri Lawyers Media.
UB Greensfelder Debuts on 2025 Am Law 200 Following Transformative 2024 Merger
UB Greensfelder LLP (UBG) is pleased to announce that it has debuted on the 2025 Am Law 200 list, The American Lawyer’s annual ranking of the 200 highest-grossing law firms in the United States.
Attorney Bulletin: Automated civil case initiation to expand next week to 17 additional counties
Missouri judiciary will continue rolling out a new feature designed to give attorneys and the public faster access to new civil cases.
Family seeks court approval for $250,000 wrongful death settlement
ST. LOUIS — A family has petitioned the St. Louis Circuit Court to approve a $250,000 wrongful death settlement following a 2022 automobile collision that claimed her life.
Kelly Snyder, JD ’09, Appointed Associate Circuit Judge for St. Louis County
Kelly Snyder, JD ’09, was appointed by Governor Mike Kehoe as the newest Associate Circuit Judge for St. Louis County in Missouri’s 21st Judicial Circuit.
Attorney General Bailey Files Groundbreaking Rule to End Big Tech’s Censorship Monopoly and Protect Online Free Speech
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced the filing of a first-in-the-nation rule under the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act that targets corporate censorship and secures freedom of expression for social media users.
Armstrong Teasdale Partner Sworn In as President of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis
Armstrong Teasdale is proud to announce that Partner Untress “Trez” Quinn was sworn in as president of the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (BAMSL) where he will prioritize protecting and upholding the integrity of the justice system and the Rule of Law.
22nd circuit commission seeks applicants for Hettenbach circuit judge vacancy in St. Louis
The Twenty-Second Circuit Judicial Commission (city of St. Louis) is accepting applications for the circuit judge vacancy created by the retirement of the Honorable Bryan L. Hettenbach.
Improving Cultural Competency Through Travel - Webcast - on May 13, 2025
PLEASE NOTE that you may only get credit for one viewing of any CLE seminar.
Court upholds verdict against Hogan Prep, former teacher in student assault case
KANSAS CITY — The Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District has upheld a trial court's judgment awarding nearly $960,000 to a former Hogan Preparatory Academy student who alleged sexual misconduct by a teacher and sex discrimination by the school.
Court upholds $5.18M verdict against developers in property dispute
KANSAS CITY — The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District has affirmed a $5.18 million judgment in favor of Racket Merchandise Company in a legal battle involving damage to its historic downtown Kansas City warehouse during the demolition of adjacent properties.
Mizzou Law student research earns third place at graduate/professional council forum
Mizzou Law 3L Georgia Bronson, an executive member of the Business, Entrepreneurship, and Tax Law Review, presented her research: “Hey Girlie, Want to Sell Your Soul?”
Attorney sued for legal malpractice after missed deadlines cost client $550K
ST. LOUIS — An attorney licensed in Missouri is facing a legal malpractice lawsuit filed in St. Louis Circuit Court, accused of negligence that allegedly cost his former client more than $550,000 in damages and legal fees.
Professor Oliveri publishes article on housing sexual harassment
Professor Rigel Oliveri published an article on housing sexual harassment in the latest issue of the Journal of Affordable Housing and Community Law.
Attorney alert: Judicial commission special elections coming soon
Voting opens for attorneys eligible under Rule 10 to vote in special elections for lawyer members of three circuit judicial commissions.
MVP Attorneys Participate in May Events
On May 8th, MVP Attorneys Katie Clifford and Frank Matande will be at the Kansas City Zoo with Concentra to give a presentation on Missouri Equal Exposure Defenses.
Faculty Spotlight: Professor Adrienne Davis
Most people think of the law as a public force governing crime, politics, and constitutional rights, but for Professor Adrienne Davis, the more interesting legal questions unfold in the private corners of everyday life.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey Delivers Win for Missouri Farmers and Drivers on E15 Fuel Access
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is celebrating a long-awaited win for Missouri families, farmers, and the rule of law after the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it will allow the sale of E15 gasoline year-round nationwide, just in time for the summer driving season.