Two breast-feeding moms have sued the city of Springfield, Missouri, asserting constitutional violations to the free speech, due process and equal protection rights over its indecent exposure ordinance.
A former lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri has filed legal action seeking reinstatement as a St. Louis County grand juror after a judge allegedly kicked him…
A former administrative law judge who wanted to work despite his muscular dystrophy but says he was forced by a hostile work environment to go on long-term disability instead was…
An associate law professor has filed suit against the University of Missouri, contending that its ban on having firearms on campus contradicts a new state constitutional provision.
The murder rate is way up, so far this year, in dozens of U.S. cities, and federal and local law enforcement officials aren’t sure why or what to do about…
A Missouri restaurant known for tossing dinner rolls to customers is being sued by a pastor who says she suffered an eye injury as a result of the practice.
A Missouri lawyer accused of wielding a power of attorney as a lethal weapon in the murder of her father has sidestepped a second trial over his slaying.
A bankruptcy trustee claims a Missouri law firm paid bonuses to its shareholders and employees before a $10.5 million malpractice judgment that led the law firm’s closure in December 2014.
Nearly 60 people were arrested Monday at the federal courthouse in St. Louis in what authorities called a peaceful protest by approximately 200 people.
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