News from 2018
Motorist sues insurance company after accident
ST. LOUIS — A motorist is suing Progressive Casualty Insurance Co., alleging he was not fully compensated for damages and injuries suffered in a vehicle accident.
THE SIMON LAW FIRM PC: The Simon Law Firm, P.C. ranked in 2019 "Best Law Firms"
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PAULE CAMAZINE & BLUMENTHAL: Debra Schuster reappointed as Missouri Bar Elder Law Section Vice-Chair for Second Consecutive year
Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal Elder Law attorney Debra Schuster has been appointed for the second consecutive year as Vice-Chair of the Missouri Bar Association Elder Law Section for 2018-2019.
PAULE CAMAZINE & BLUMENTHAL: Alan Freed reappointed as Missouri Bar Family Law Section Vice-chair for Second Consecutive Year
Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal lawyer Alan Freed has been reappointed as a vice-chair of the Missouri Bar Family Law Section for the 2018-2019 Bar year.
Driver sues St. Louis County Cab over rear-end collision in city
ST. LOUIS – A driver alleges she was injured when a taxi cab driver rear-ended her vehicle in St. Louis.
BRYAN CAVE: Soriano Honored by Notre Dame Alumni Association with Cavanaugh Award
St. Louis Partner Randy Soriano has been honored by the University of Notre Dame Alumni Association with the Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C., Award.
Tenant alleges Winter Garden Preservation failed to remove ice on sidewalk that caused fall
ST. LOUIS – A tenant of a St. Louis apartment building alleges ice on a sidewalk caused her to fall and tear a rotator cuff.
Attorney who filed suit against nonprofit over 'dark money' says he plans to run for attorney general
Elad Gross, a Missouri-based attorney who filed lawsuits against the governor's office and a nonprofit organization alleging they were withholding information that should be accessible to the public, says he will be running for attorney general.
Driver alleged to have failed to keep lookout in St. Louis collision
ST. LOUIS – A motorist alleges he was injured when a Bridgeton resident rear-ended his vehicle in St. Louis.
Hartford Underwriters Insurance alleged to have refused to pay damages under policy without reasonable excuse
ST. LOUIS – A motorist injured in a 2010 collision alleges his insurer failed to pay damages under his insurance policy.
Public safety officer alleges driver was operating in reverse too fast for the conditions in St. Louis collision
ST. LOUIS – A public safety officer is seeking more than $25,000 from a driver who allegedly struck him while operating his vehicle in reverse.
Bicyclist seeks more than $25,000 from city of St. Louis after employee allegedly struck him
ST. LOUIS – A bicyclist is suing the city of St. Louis after a city employee allegedly struck him while passing.
Client alleges St. Louis lawyer failed to appear for hearing in breach of contract case
ST. LOUIS – A St. Louis lawyer is alleged to have failed to appear in a breach of contract case.
Woman alleges driver who rear-ended her vehicle in St. Louis was unlicensed
ST. LOUIS – A St. Louis woman alleges she was injured in a crash in the city caused by an unlicensed driver.
Old World Roofing employee alleged to have caused St. Louis auto accident
ST. LOUIS – A driver is seeking damages from a roofing company over allegations its employee caused a collision in St. Louis.
Damages sought from Union Electric, Intren over water main ruptures in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS – The alleged negligence of two companies is claimed to have caused the loss of millions of gallons of water and structural damage in St. Louis.
Driver in St. Louis auto accident allegedly had suspended license
ST. LOUIS – Three individuals allege they sustained injuries in a St. Louis collision caused by a motorist driving with a suspended license.
Appellate court upholds overruling of Millennium Anesthesiology Consultants' motion for arbitration
ST. LOUIS – The Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District on Oct. 30 upheld a St. Louis County Circuit Court judgment overruling a medical company’s motion to compel arbitration from a doctor in a dispute over the alleged improper soliciting of an employee.
Customer seeks more than $25,000 from Schnuck Markets over fall at Culinaria location
ST. LOUIS – A customer of a St. Louis grocery store alleges the store failed to warn of the slippery condition of a floor.
Appeals court affirms judgment against Kansas City regarding trash pickup rebates
KANSAS CITY – Missouri's Western District Court of Appeals Western District recently affirmed a Platte County Circuit Court decision awarding over $10 million to plaintiffs in a class-action suit against Kansas City after the city discontinued a rebate program for trash pickup in multi-unit buildings and trailer parks.