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Objector seeks 8th Circuit en banc review over $15 million award to leftwing charities in Roundup settlement
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a $39.55 million class-action settlement last month between Monsanto and three plaintiffs who accused the company of mislabeling herbicide Roundup.
MoveMakers & NewsMakers for July 5, 2022
MoveMakers & NewsMakers for July 5, 2022.
Governor signs numerous bills, acts on FY 2023 state operating budget
Governor signs numerous bills, acts on FY 2023 state operating budget.
Missouri Chamber of Commerce launches initiative to lower crime, employ the formerly incarcerated
More than 70% of Missouri business leaders say crime is hurting the economy and, in response, the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry has launched an initiative that aims to create new policies that are designed to reduce crime
Missouri Supreme Court upholds dismissal of med mal lawsuit due to late-filed expert affidavits
A plaintiff who filed expert affidavits 18 days too late in a medical malpractice lawsuit and challenged a Missouri law that required dismissal has lost his Missouri Supreme Court appeal.
Michael E. Gardner to begin term as chief judge of Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District
Michael E. Gardner to begin term as chief judge of Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District.
Startups, entrepreneurs to enjoy support from Gov. Parson's supply chain task force
Public-private partnership factors into plans of Gov. Parson's new task force
J6 panel lawyer announces run for U.S. Senate with Danforth backing
Former governor Eric Greitens continues to lead among GOP candidates for U.S. Senate however a group of Missourians are rallying around a new candidate
GOP Sen. Roy Blunt supports Democrat plan to approve Red Flag gun laws
The latest candidate aiming for a U.S. Senate seat commended outgoing incumbent Sen. Roy Blunt for his willingness to join Democrats in supporting Red Flag gun laws.
Latest opioid ruling puts MDL judge further out of step on public nuisance
A federal judge soundly rejected the “public nuisance” theory behind most opioid litigation, further isolating the judge in charge of thousands of similar lawsuits who has consistently ruled in favor of plaintiffs on this very question.
Supreme Court of Missouri to expand public access to court records
Supreme Court of Missouri to expand public access to court records.
McCloskeys sue U.S. House Rep. Cori Bush, state rep. Rasheen Aldridge
Attorneys Mark and Pat McCloskey have sued Congresswoman Cori Bush and State Rep. Rasheen Aldridge alleging they promoted the rally that led to their arrest two years ago
St. Louis judge denies NFL divorcee's motion to remove embattled family court psychologist
NFL wife Dawn Heimburger was denied her motion to set aside psychologist Dr. James Reid
Gov. Parson's supply chain task force identifies shipping containers as a statewide opportunity sector
Missouri poised to lead U.S. in shipping container industry
Greensfelder Adds Attorney Pete Palumbo to Trusts & Estates Practice
Greensfelder Adds Attorney Pete Palumbo to Trusts & Estates Practice.
M&A and tax attorney Mariquita Barbieri joins Thompson Coburn in St. Louis
M&A and tax attorney Mariquita Barbieri joins Thompson Coburn in St. Louis.
Armstrong Teasdale Welcomes New Attorneys in Washington, D.C., Boston, Kansas City
Armstrong Teasdale Welcomes New Attorneys in Washington, D.C., Boston, Kansas City.
College of Labor and Employment Lawyers Elects Four Ogletree Deakins Attorneys as Fellows
College of Labor and Employment Lawyers Elects Four Ogletree Deakins Attorneys as Fellows.
Appellate Judicial Commission seeks candidates to replace two Southern District Court of Appeal judges
Judge Lynch and Judge Francis are retiring from the Court of Appeal for the Southern District due to a constitutional provision that encourages the judiciary to retire before their 70th birthday.
Celebrating Pride: A Look at LGBTQ+ Equality Today on June 30, 2022
Celebrating Pride: A Look at LGBTQ+ Equality Today on June 30, 2022.