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Shook Trio Selected for Missouri Lawyers Media IP Power List
Missouri Lawyers Media has selected Shook partners Mike Gross, Trent Webb and Keith Bae for the POWER List of Intellectual Property Law Attorneys in Missouri. -
Trinity Industries settles $56 million class action lawsuit, attorneys to receive $11.4 million
Trinity Industries and its manufacturing arm, Trinity Highway Products, were sued by Missouri counties wanting to recover the costs of replacing allegedly defective safety equipment on roadways statewide. -
Missouri Lawyers Media Names Glynias and Potter to 2022 POWER List in Employment Law
Missouri Lawyers Media Names Glynias and Potter to 2022 POWER List in Employment Law. -
Missouri Lawyers Media Recognizes Shook Paralegal as Unsung Legal Hero
Missouri Lawyers Media Recognizes Shook Paralegal as Unsung Legal Hero. -
Magee and Hamilton Moderate State Bar Association Virtual Event
Magee and Hamilton Moderate State Bar Association Virtual Event. -
Laura Greene Honored as Litigation Practitioner at Missouri Lawyers Media Women's Justice Awards
Laura Greene Honored as Litigation Practitioner at Missouri Lawyers Media Women's Justice Awards. -
Landlord vows to appeal $3.1 million jury award over murder on apartment premises
In holding the owners of a St. Louis apartment complex liable for more than $3 million following a fatal shooting, a jury may have made it more difficult for criminal defendants to secure housing. -
Three Husch Blackwell Attorneys Named to Missouri Lawyers Media POWER List for Tax Law and Estate Planning
Three Husch Blackwell Attorneys Named to Missouri Lawyers Media POWER List for Tax Law and Estate Planning. -
Polsinelli Shareholders Mary Jane Judy and Jane Arnold Earn Transactional Practitioner Award as Part of Missouri Lawyers Weekly’s 2022 Women’s Justice Awards
Polsinelli Shareholders Mary Jane Judy and Jane Arnold Earn Transactional Practitioner Award as Part of Missouri Lawyers Weekly’s 2022 Women’s Justice Awards. -
Dawn Johnson Selected as Women’s Justice Award Recipient
Dawn Johnson Selected as Women’s Justice Award Recipient. -
Partner Honored as ‘Legal Champion’ by Missouri Lawyers Awards 2022
Partner Honored as ‘Legal Champion’ by Missouri Lawyers Awards 2022. -
Lowell Pearson Honored as a 2022 Lawyer of the Year by Missouri Lawyers Media
Lowell Pearson Honored as a 2022 Lawyer of the Year by Missouri Lawyers Media. -
'Take it or leave it' demand by St. Louis attorney leads to $450,000 settlement for car crash victim
A ‘take it or leave it’ demand by a St. Louis attorney has led an insurance company to settle a car accident case for $450,000, which was well beyond the original $50,000 policy limit. -
Kris Kappel Receives Innovation & Technology Honor at 2021 Missouri Lawyers Media Women's Justice Awards
Kris Kappel Receives Innovation & Technology Honor at 2021 Missouri Lawyers Media Women's Justice Awards. -
Courtney Steelman Receives 2021 Missouri Lawyers Media Up & Coming Award
Courtney Steelman Receives 2021 Missouri Lawyers Media Up & Coming Award. -
Thad Blenke named a 2021 Missouri Up & Coming Lawyer
Thad Blenke named a 2021 Missouri Up & Coming Lawyer. -
Missouri appellate court rules an attorney's work product is discoverable in partnerships
Although attorney-client privilege is considered sacrosanct in the legal profession, a decision by a Missouri appellate court could potentially chip away at the rule under certain circumstances. -
Jennifer Therrien Selected Among Missouri Lawyers Media’s 2021 Up & Coming Law Firm Leaders
Jennifer Therrien Selected Among Missouri Lawyers Media’s 2021 Up & Coming Law Firm Leaders. -
Wright Named an Unsung Legal Hero
Michelle Wright, the firm’s Chief Financial Officer, has been chosen for an Unsung Legal Hero Award by Missouri Lawyers Media. -
Ballot language involving investment policy leads two Republican state officeholders into litigation
A proposed constitutional amendment that would expand the powers of the treasurer’s office has lead to litigation.Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick sued fellow Republican Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft over changing how his office invests taxpayer money