Early fact finding helps get dismissed case before Southern District COA

It is well-settled in Missouri that to sue the Highway and Transportation Commission, a plaintiff's lawyer must first get past sovereign immunity. One way to do that is to carve out a claim under the dangerous-condition exception, but simply alleging a foreseeable dangerous-condition exists isn't enough. Instead, the facts must back it up and early ...

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Early fact finding helps get dismissed case before Southern District COA

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