The wife of a St. Peters veteran who died after falling off a 10-foot parking lot ledge while leaving a military band concert at the University of Missouri-St. Louis is
Missouri law allows parents to be sent to jail for their children’s unexcused school absences. Two parents challenged that law, and the Missouri Supreme Court recently issued its ruling last week. Brown & Crouppen attorney Andrea McNairy takes a closer look at the court’s opinion in this week’s Legal Lens.
While St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner defends her job from Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s attempt to remove her office, concerns about Gardner’s office have been going on for years.
Missouri Lawyers Media took a long look back at this incredible year to not only identify those gladiators who marked big verdict and settlement wins for their clients in 2021, but those whose actions in and out of the courtroom have had or will have significant impact on the profession.
Missouri voters approved a constitutional amendment to expand Missouri’s Medicaid system. Joel Ferber, Chuck Hatfield and Lowell Pearson made sure it stuck.