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Company sues Missouri over e-filing plan

A legal-news provider is suing to prevent a proposed state-wide electronic case filing system from being managed by a private contractor. In the federal lawsuit filed on Monday, California-based Courthouse News Service claims the Missouri Office of Administration will disrupt ...

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Legal malpractice suit filed over prenup

The Kaiser Law Firm is facing a legal malpractice suit filed by a man who alleges the firm’s negligence and carelessness in drafting his prenuptial agreement cost him over $500,000 in his subsequent divorce. Ken Yavitz hired attorney Philip Kaiser ...

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New Congress denies Burris a Senate seat

U.S. Senate Sergeant at Arms Terry Gainer, left, escorts Roland Burris, former attorney general of Illinois, out of the Capitol building on Tuesday. Photo by Brendan Smialowski, Bloomberg News Democrat Roland Burris, calling himself “the junior senator from the state ...

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Nation Briefs

Extension granted in Blagojevich case Chicago U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald was granted a 90-day extension to obtain an indictment against Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, whom he has accused of corruption in a criminal complaint. U.S. District Judge James Holderman in ...

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Smoking ban fight suffers setback

Kansas City’s smoking ban has again withstood challenges that seek to strike it down. Two judges on Monday denied motions filed by a pair of bartenders fighting citations they received from the city’s health department. Jonathan Sternberg, attorney for the ...

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