News from April 2023
Uninsured motorist in crash seeks noneconomic damages despite prohibitive law
A 2013 state law requires liability insurance to collect noneconomic damages when a driver is injured
AG Bailey's restrictions on transgender-affirming care delayed 5 days
St. Louis Judge Ellen Ribaudo is expected to decide whether to grant plaintiff's TRO on May 1
GOP state senator proposes empowering county sheriffs with authority over federal investigations
Sen. Jill Carter (R-Granby) is sponsoring SJR 42
Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale announces to welcome Attorney Joel Birch to Business Services Practice Group
Greensfelder is pleased to announce that Joel Birch has joined the firm’s St. Louis office as an associate in its Business Services practice group.
Opening arguments in Roundup trial: Defense says plaintiff 'has been cured for over 10 years'
The latest lawsuit in Missouri will determine if a woman's non-Hodgkin's lymphoma was caused by the weed killer Roundup
AG Bailey joins 21 states in opposing gas stove ban
Renew Missouri: 'We believe the country will benefit from electrification'
Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale announces to Welcome Environmental Attorney Eric Berry
Greensfelder is pleased to announce that Eric Berry has joined the firm’s St. Louis office as counsel in its Environmental and Litigation groups.
LGBTQ legal group sued AG Bailey over transgender-affirming healthcare restrictions
Lambda Legal is a national LGBTQ legal group
Heplerbroom announces Bousquet Joins HeplerBroom as Partner
Patrick A. Bousquet has joined HeplerBroom as a partner in the firm’s St. Louis office.
Fox Rothschild LLP hosts Administrative Tips to Protect Your Plan by Satisfying DOL or IRS Inquiries on April 26, 2023
Plan sponsors are required to have not only processes, but also documented procedures.
Judicial tampering charge against St. Louis mom who lost custody of her daughter is withdrawn
Angela Freiner was shocked to learn the felony charge against her was withdrawn on April 19
St. Louis Planned Parenthood sues AG Bailey over access to transgender-affirming care records
AG Bailey sent a Civil Investigative Demand with more than 50 separate queries
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announces Promulgates Emergency Regulation Targeting Gender Transition Procedures for Minors
In an effort to protect children, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey promulgated an emergency regulation clarifying that, because gender transition interventions are experimental and have significant side effects.
Thompson Coburn LLP announces ranking in top 200 of 2022 Leopard Law Firm Index
Thompson Coburn was recently ranked within the top 200 of the 2022 Leopard Law Firm Index.
LGBTQ legal group considers suing AG Bailey over gender affirming healthcare restrictions
Lambda Legal is a national LGBTQ legal group
Man wins $5,000 for eating crab-stuffed fish he thought was hash browns
ST. LOUIS (Legal Newsline) - A man who claims he had a severe allergic reaction from eating crab-stuffed cod he thought was hash browns will have to live with $5,000 in damages, not the $50,000 he was seeking, after a Missouri appeals court upheld a jury verdict finding him 90% at fault for his own injuries.
Amundsen Davis announces Attorney Elizabeth McKown Joins Amundsen Davis’s St. Louis Office
We are excited to welcome Libby Mckown to the firm’s Business Litigation Service Group in St. Louis.
Missouri joins coalition of 17 states in opposing ESG retirement investing
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is chairing the alliance against ESG
Local defense attorney to challenge top prosecutor Kim Gardner in 2024 election
David Mueller is a criminal defense attorney from Normandy
Osage County replaced voting machines with paper ballots in April 4 election
Osage County is the second statewide to embrace hand counting ballots