A suburban St. Louis lawyer pleaded guilty Friday in a federal heroin-dealing case, after admitting Tuesday in a state supreme court document that he had smuggled the drug into a…
Contending that 136 clients have received “little or nothing in return” for their fees, the Missouri attorney general on Tuesday filed suit seeking a court order requiring a bankruptcy services…
The first case to go to trial among some 1,200 claims currently faced by Johnson & Johnson alleging a link between its talc-containing products and cancer obviously did not turn…
Federally charged in 2013 with transmitting a threat via interstate commerce, a former Bryan Cave lawyer pleaded guilty on Wednesday and admitted to leaving a death threat on a partner’s…
A yea-and-a-half after the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown ignited a civil rights movement in Ferguson, Missouri, the U.S. Department of Justice has sued the city.
The Missouri Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments this month in an ethics case against a lawyer accused of using information obtained by his divorce client by guessing his…
Corrected: Spencer Fane announced Monday that the 170-attorney firm is opening an Oklahoma City office, its first in the state, with at least 9 lawyers from the former Lester Loving…
The law license of a former St. Louis prosecutor who admitted helping cover up an officer’s assault of a handcuffed suspect has been temporarily suspended.
A University of Missouri professor who tried to block a student videographer from filming a student protest on campus last fall has been charged with misdemeanor assault.
Lisa Simon doesn’t consider herself an ace photographer, but the Lathrop & Gage client development chief took a few photos from her 22nd-floor office in Kansas City as a huge…
A former lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union was wrongly removed as a grand jury member after the prosecutor complained about his participation in a lawsuit against his office,…
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