News from 2018
Plaintiffs’ lawyer raises specter of 'chemo brain' at Johnson& Johnson talc trial
ST. LOUIS – The lawyer for 22 women suing Johnson & Johnson for the baby powder they alleged gave them ovarian cancer noted a side effect from treatments to fight the disease he called “chemo brain,” or the forgetfulness that comes after chemotherapy treatments.
Driver seeks more than $50,000 from St. Louis motorist over alleged collision damages
ST. LOUIS – A driver alleges a St. Louis man carelessly operated a vehicle and caused a collision.
Carnahan Courthouse visitor alleges finger was injured when caught in conveyor belt
ST. LOUIS – A visitor to a St. Louis courthouse alleges her finger was caught in a conveyor belt because it was in a defective condition.
Woman allegedly injured in St. Louis crash seeks damages from two drivers
ST. LOUIS – A passenger allegedly injured in a crash in St. Louis is seeking damages from the driver and another motorist.
Motorist seeks damages from camper driver in St. Louis collision
ST. LOUIS – A driver alleges he was struck by a camper in St. Louis when its driver changed lanes without warning.
Former accounts manager files discrimination suit against Flatrock Grille, others
ST. LOUIS – A former accounts manager for several St. Louis companies alleges she faced discriminatory treatment because of her sex.
Barnes-Jewish Hospital, others alleged to have failed to diagnose man's vertebrae fractures
ST. LOUIS – A patient of a Jefferson City hospital alleges fractures in his spine were not diagnosed at his visit.
Injured individuals challenge Young America Insurance's offer of $500 to settle claims
ST. LOUIS – A driver and passenger injured in a collision with a hit-and-run driver allege their insurer presented an offer to settle their claims that was vexatious and without reasonable cause.
Man alleges age was a factor in termination from Gateway Region YMCA
ST. LOUIS – A St. Louis man alleges a nonprofit organization terminated his employment due to his age.
Young America Insurance alleged to have wrongfully denied claim for uninsured motorist coverage
ST. LOUIS – Two individuals injured in a collision with an uninsured motorist allege their insurance company wrongfully denied their claim.
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8th Circuit partially affirms judgment in case of deputy clerk who alleged voting led to termination
ST. LOUIS – The U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals partially affirmed a judgment in a case of a woman who alleged she lost her job because she voted on a Republican primary ticket instead of a Democratic one.
Judge grants motion for Wellington Concrete to produce documents in ERISA case
ST. LOUIS – A federal judge granted a motion to compel post-judgment discovery in a lawsuit over alleged violations of the Employment Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).
Injured driver alleges Geico Casualty breached contract
ST. LOUIS – A driver injured in a collision in St. Louis by a driver who fled the scene alleges his insurer has breached the insurance contract.
Woman seeks $25,000 each from two drivers over Cabanne Avenue auto accident
ST. LOUIS – A passenger is seeking damages from two drivers over a collision in St. Louis.
Motorist alleges Progressive Advance Insurance refuses to pay fair value of claim
ST. LOUIS – A woman alleges her insurer has failed to pay the full value of her claim for uninsured motorist benefits.
More than $25,000 sought from Utah woman over alleged injuries from St. Louis crash
ST. LOUIS – A St. Louis resident alleges he was injured in a collision in the city when a Utah woman changed lanes and struck his vehicle.
More than $100,000 sought from St. Louis woman by pedestrian she allegedly struck
ST. LOUIS – A pedestrian alleges she was struck by a St. Louis woman and is seeking more than $100,000 in damages.
Four allege contaminated food sold at Church's Chicken caused food poisoning
ST. LOUIS – Four individuals allege contaminated food purchased at a St. Louis restaurant caused them to develop food poisoning.
St. Louis woman alleged to have changed lanes without warning, cause Grand Avenue collision
ST. LOUIS – A driver alleges she was injured in a collision caused by another driver changing lanes without warning.
Judge grants motion to dismiss patent infringement suit over 'Illuminated Address Sign'
ST. LOUIS – A federal judge in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri recently granted defendants relief from a patent infringement case brought by a pro se plaintiff seeking $55 million in compensatory and punitive damages.