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The Missouri Supreme Court has upheld a Cole County Circuit Court decision that a charter city within St. Louis County must continue to pay for Fire Protection District Services even though it annexed a portion of the unincorporated area in 1997.
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The following cases categorized as "breach of contract" were on the docket in the St. Louis 22nd Judicial Circuit Court on Feb. 3. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact:
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The St. Louis 22nd Judicial Circuit Court reported the following activity on Feb. 3 in the suits below:
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The St. Louis 22nd Judicial Circuit Court reported the following activity on Feb. 2 in the suits below:
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The following cases categorized as "breach of contract" were on the docket in the St. Louis 22nd Judicial Circuit Court on Feb. 2. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact:
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The St. Louis 22nd Judicial Circuit Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by Clean the Uniform against Affton Auto Radiator and Airconditioning Service Inc. on Feb. 2.
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The St. Louis 22nd Judicial Circuit Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by Clean the Uniform against Affton Auto Radiator and Airconditioning Service Inc. on Feb. 3.
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The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited R.V. Wagner Inc. – based in Affton, Missouri – for exposing employees to trench engulfment hazards as they installed concrete storm water pipes on Stable Road in St. Louis, Missouri. OSHA proposed penalties of $212,158 for violations of its trench safety standards.
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JEFFERSON CITY – In four years lawyers gave $373,391 to campaigns of state Sen. Scott Sifton, whose amendment to a joinder bill would grant trials to plaintiffs in courts where the Supreme Court ruled they don’t belong.
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley's decision days before Christmas to investigate whether Gov. Eric Greitens and his staff illegally used an app to destroy public records has no bearing on an open government organization's lawsuit, one of the group's attorneys said during a recent interview.
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JEFFERSON CITY — An open government group's lawsuit alleging Gov. Eric Greitens and his staff illegally used an app to destroy public records could find itself quickly dismissed if it isn't amended, a liberty advocacy group's litigation expert said during a recent interview.
