Says team failed to disclose kidney disease
Read More »Aetna to pay $20M to settle repayment probe
UnitedHealth Group agreed Thursday to pay $350 million to settle a class action lawsuit brought by physician groups that said the company manipulated payments to doctors for out-of-network services for the last 15 years. The Missouri State Medical Association, along ...
Read More »SEC pick Schapiro pledges
Mary Schapiro, seeking to win Senate confirmation to be chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said she will “reinvigorate” an enforcement unit that has drawn fire from lawmakers for missing Bernard Madoff’s alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme. “I will ...
Read More »Western District Court of Appeals resignations now official
The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District on Wednesday formally announced the resignations of three of its judges. Judges Paul Spinden and Ron Holliger leave the court this week, and Judge Joseph Dandurand will leave on March 2, the state’s ...
Read More »Holder says waterboarding is torture
Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., escorts Attorney General-designate Eric Holder to his confirmation hearing by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday. Photo by Jim Lo Scalzo, Bloomberg News Promises no more “improper political interference” Bloomberg News Attorney General-designate Eric Holder called ...
Read More »Lilly to pay $1.42 billion to settle Zyprexa probe
Missouri’s share of settlement is $18 million Bloomberg News Missouri will recover about $18 million from Eli Lilly & Co. as the company settles federal and state probes of its antipsychotic drug Zyprexa. The pharmaceutical company will plead guilty to ...
Read More »Ex-Ram sues to force NFL to pay benefits
Says team failed to disclose kidney disease A former St. Louis Rams defensive tackle is suing the National Football League’s player retirement plan for failing to pay disability benefits and accusing the team of knowingly aggravating his kidney disease by ...
Read More »Discrimination trial begins against WashU
Joel Cooper Opening arguments began Thursday in St. Louis Circuit Court in an age-discrimination case by the “Father of the Lung Transplant” against Washington University. Dr. Joel Cooper, who is credited with successfully performing the first lung transplant, claims the ...
Read More »SEC pick Schapiro pledges to reinvigorate enforcement
Mary Schapiro, chief executive officer of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, is sworn in before a hearing of the Senate Banking Committee on her nomination to be chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday. Photo by Jay Mallin, ...
Read More »Bayer: Clio might be the answer for small firms
Every lawyer needs a sophisticated practice-management system to keep track of matters, calendars, billable time, documents generated or received, and everything else you can think of to measure and assist with the practice of law. These systems can be expensive, ...
Read More »Schumer gets last laugh in foreclosure policy
It is fascinating to watch the powerful fall to the rule of the people. No better example is Citigroup’s capitulation to Sen. Charles Schumer regarding his initiative to revise the U.S. bankruptcy law as a way to stop the bleeding ...
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