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News published on St. Louis Record in March 2017

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News from March 2017


Clinton County homeowners survive mortgage-foreclosure appeal, case returning to trial jury

By Sam Knef |
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Clinton County couple has prevailed at the Missouri Supreme Court in a mortgage foreclosure, but their case will return to a jury at the trial court level on the question of damages.

Public can provide feedback to Commission on Racial and Ethnic Fairness during forums

By Dawn Geske |
JEFFERSON CITY – The Supreme Court of Missouri Commission on Racial and Ethnic Fairness (CREF) is offering a public forum to Missouri residents, with three more public feedback sessions scheduled.

Williams won't appeal Missouri Supreme Court discipline commission ruling

By Mike Helenthal |
ST. LOUIS — Circuit Court Judge Tony Williams has declined to appeal a state commission’s ruling that states he acted improperly during a case brought before him in 2012 as an associate district judge.

Homeowners accuse Bank of America of inaccurate reporting

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — Imperial homeowners are suing Bank of America, citing alleged inaccurate reporting.

Agricultural material supplier alleges Dunklin County residents owe over $400,000

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — An agricultural material supplier is suing Dunklin County residents, citing alleged breach of account agreement and unjust enrichment.

St. Charles County resident says detectives, prosecutor falsely accused him of crimes

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — A St. Charles County resident is suing detectives and a prosecutor, citing alleged unlawful arrest and malicious prosecution.

Cornerstone Masonry failed to pay required fringe benefit contributions

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — Employee benefit plan representatives are suing Cornerstone Masonry Inc., citing alleged breach of collective bargaining agreement.

Slay plans to call on 16 years of mayoral experience to help expand law office

By Nancy Crist |
ST. LOUIS—The only St. Louis mayor to serve a fourth four-year term will re-enter the law profession after he completes his mayoral duties in April.

St. Louis City consumer accuses debt collector of deceptive practices

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — A St. Louis City man has filed a class action lawsuit against a Florida base debt collector, alleging deceptive collection practices.

Consumer accuses debt collectors of unfair conduct

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — A Lincoln County man is suing debt collectors, alleging unfair collection conduct.

Couple says St. Louis County officers searched home without a warrant

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — A couple is suing St. Louis County and two police officers, citing alleged unreasonable search and seizure.

Labor organizations say Tope Excavating failed to file timely reports

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — Labor organizations and trustees are suing an excavation company, citing alleged violation of a contract.

J.B. Carpentry Services allegedly didn't make timely contributions

By Michael Abella |
ST. LOUIS — Trust fund representatives are suing J.B. Carpentry Services Inc., citing alleged breach of agreement.

A St. Louis resident alleges officers assaulted him

By Jenie Mallari-Torres |
ST. LOUIS — A St. Louis resident is suing several police officers citing alleged assault, battery and excessive force.