STL Record News
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.
3L Zej Moczydlowski Authors Harvard International Law Journal Article
3L Zej Moczydłowski’s article, “Zero-Sum Failure: The Intersection of Sexual Violence & Child-Soldier Culpability in Ongwen,” was published in The Harvard International Law Journal.
Minor says he had hot coffee spilled on his lap at McDonald's drive-thru
ST. LOUIS – A minor says he was severely injured when hot coffee was spilled in his lap while visiting a McDonald’s drive-thru.
UB Greensfelder Partner David Simmons Recognized with 2025 Presidential Award from The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis
UB Greensfelder LLP is pleased to announce that Partner David J. Simmons has been recognized by The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (BAMSL) as one of the recipients of the 2025 BAMSL Presidential Award.
Associate Stephanie Bogue Joins Armstrong Teasdale’s St. Louis Corporate Practice
Armstrong Teasdale announces the addition of Associate Stephanie A. Bogue to the firm’s Corporate Services practice group in St. Louis.
Professor Oliveri speaks on fair housing law
Professor Rigel Oliveri served as keynote speaker for the Missouri Women’s Council of Realtors annual meeting where she spoke on issues in Fair Housing Law.
Bailey declares victory for farmers, drivers with EPA E15 fuel access decision
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is celebrating what he calls “a long-awaited win” for families, farmers, and the rule of law after the Environmental Protection Agency said it will allow the sale of E15 gasoline year-round nationwide.
WashU Law BLSA Named National Chapter of the Year
The WashU Law chapter of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) has been named National Chapter of the Year by the National Black Law Students Association (NBLSA), earning top honors after previously being recognized as Midwest Chapter of the Year.
Armstrong Teasdale Expands Corporate Practice with Counsel Colleen Graham
Armstrong Teasdale announces the addition of Counsel Colleen E. Graham to its Corporate Services practice group in Kansas City.
Welcome to Our Newest Associate
We are trilled to announce Ashley M. Wicks has joined the firm’s Education Law and Labor & Employment groups.
Introducing Evidence Webinar Features Three Shook Attorneys on May 5, 2025
Three Shook attorneys will speak at the online seminar “How to Lay a Foundation to Get Your Evidence Introduced in Missouri: Social Media, Texts, Business Records, Expert Witness Testimony, and More,” May 5.
Father files wrongful death lawsuit against Metro Transit, security firm over son’s fatal shooting
ST. LOUIS — The father of a man fatally shot while exiting a MetroLink train at the Forest Park-DeBaliviere platform in April 2022 has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in St. Louis Circuit Court, alleging negligence and failure to provide adequate security on public transit.
Court reinstates lawsuit by SLPS Board over charter school application process
ST. LOUIS— The Missouri Court of Appeals has reversed a lower court’s decision that dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Board of Education of the City of Saint Louis ruling that it does have standing to challenge the approval of a charter school in its district.
Justice Matters commentary: Jury selection process has improved through the years
“You have been summoned for jury duty.” The mere mention of these words may cause anxiety for some individuals.