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Judge opens door to class-action allegations in social media censorship lawsuit
A federal judge has granted a motion to add class-action allegations in a case filed by the Louisiana and Missouri attorneys general alleging federal officials colluded with social media companies to deprive Americans of their First Amendment rights.
Daughter describes mother's suffering in second week of Roundup trial
The daughter of plaintiff Sharlean Gordon recounted her mother's suffering from cancer while emails revealed that Monsanto officials worried about the EPA declaring Roundup unsafe
Multiple judges recuse from GOP lawmaker candidate's election contestation
Graeff sued St. Charles County Elections Director Kurt Bahr and Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft
St. Louis Alderman hopes to replace Kim Gardner by election or appointment
Gras received his undergraduate and law degree from Saint Louis University
Kim Gardner resigned but AG Bailey vows not to dismiss his removal lawsuit
Outgoing top prosecutor is reportedly is taking nursing classes at St. Louis University
Plaintiff's pathologist tells jury Roundup is lethal mixture in St. Louis Co. trial
An expert witness appearing for a plaintiff suing Monsanto claiming its weed killer Roundup caused her cancer said the substance is toxic, while defense attorneys said cancer occurs naturally.
Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale announces Switzer, Ahmad Co-edit Aba Publication Covering Consumer Protection Laws State by State
Greensfelder Officers Erv Switzer and Kirsten Ahmad served as editors of State Consumer Protection Law, recently published by the American Bar Association as a treatise summarizing consumer protection laws of all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
Missouri opposes federal mortgage fee applied to high credit score achievers
The attaches a fee to the mortgage payment of homeowners with credit scores
Heplerbroom announces Varadachari Selected to Board of Directors of National Defense Attorney Organization
At its recent Annual Meeting, the Association of Defense Trial Attorneys (ADTA) elected Bharat Varadachari to its Board of Directors.
Top prosecutor Kim Gardner resigns after assistant dies in car crash
Kim Gardner will leave office on June 1.
Plaintiff witness toxicology professor says Roundup is toxic, defense attorneys say not, in ongoing Monsanto trial
A toxicologist expert witness said Monsanto's weed killer Roundup is toxic, while defense attorneys said a woman's cancer was a naturally occurring event.
City of St. Louis sues Kia, Hyundai over rise in car thefts based on TikTok challenge
City is the latest municipality to sue the automakers
Appellate court: Lawyers who won uncollected $11 million judgment must face client's malpractice claim
The Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District ruled in favor of Daniel McCullen who sued his two attornies after they failed to collect $11 million judgment
Top prosecutor facing 'indirect criminal contempt of court' proceedings, potential jail time
Assistant prosecutor Chris Desilets resigned May 1
Florida toxicologist used to bolster IARC finding of Roundup as carcinogen in Roundup trial
Attorneys debated the accuracy of a 2015 finding that glyphosate in the Monsanto weed killer Roundup causes cancer in humans
Thompson Coburn announces Recognized as the most philanthropic midsize company in St. Louis for second year in a row
Thompson Coburn was selected as the first-place honoree for midsize companies in the St. Louis Business Journal’s 2023 Corporate Philanthropy Awards.
TRO granted against AG Bailey's transgender-affirming healthcare restrictions
Gays Against Groomers: 'The judge is endangering confused gay kids'
Sister of teen who committed suicide sues incarcerated stepfather alleging sexual abuse
Melissa Hogg, 24, sued her stepfather Charles Haynes who is currently incarcerated
Daughter recounts agony of mother’s cancer treatments in Monsanto Roundup trial
The daughter of plaintiff Sharlean Gordon said her mother’s treatments for cancer and resulting anxiety became like a nightmare for her and the members of her family in a Monsanto Roundup trial
Armstrong Teasdale announces Adds Lawyers in St. Louis, New York, Washington, D.C., Denver
Armstrong Teasdale announces the addition of Partner Elizabeth S. Silker to the firm’s St. Louis office, Senior Associate Natasa Saciri to the New York office, and Associates Taylor A. Green and Keyur Parikh to the Washington, D.C., and Denver offices, respectively.