A St. Louis attorney is receiving a national award from the American Bar Association for her outreach efforts to enhance the public’s awareness of the need for a fair and impartial judiciary. Doreen Dodson, of The Stolar Partnership, will receive ...
Tagged with: 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals American Bar Association Doreen Dodson Missouri Supreme Court Richard Teitelman The Stolar Partnership
Read More »The Missouri Supreme Court ordered an evidentiary hearing for a man who argued the state altered his plea agreement. The court decided on Tuesday that the St. Francis County Circuit Court erred when it denied Gary Roberts’ motion for post-conviction ...
Tagged with: evidentiary hearing Gary Roberts Missouri Supreme Court plea agreement St. Francis County Circuit Court
Read More »Bondholders for the Renaissance Grand Hotel and Suites formally took over ownership of the hotel after no bidders appeared at the foreclosure sale on Monday. UMB Bank, the bondholders’ trustee, entered a bid of $98 million, the value of debt ...
Tagged with: bondholder foreclosure Housing Horizons HRI Properties Kimberly-Clark Renaissance Grand Hotel and Suites UMB Bank Victor Zarrilli Washington Avenue
Read More »A St. Louis-based manufacturing company has won the right to proceed in its patent infringement lawsuit against a government contractor after being denied its suit against the U.S. government. “As far as we know, this is the first time a ...
Tagged with: Dean Monco Edward Damich Lockheed Martin patent infringement U.S. government Wood Phillips Zoltek
Read More »A Bridgeton gynecologist says anti-abortion protesters are harassing his patients, and he wants them to stop. Dr. Allen Palmer and his office, WomensCare Gynecology, named members from the Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Maryland Heights and ThriVe, which operates the Greater St. Louis Pregnancy Center, as the protesters in a lawsuit filed in St. Louis County. Palmer asked the court for a preliminary injunction against the protesters.
Tagged with: anti-abortion protestors Bridgeton gynecologist Dr. Allen Palmer lawsuit WomensCare Gynecology
Read More »The St. Louis County Council has dropped plans for a $120 million bond proposal that would have paid for a new family court building. The move, made at the council’s Tuesday night meeting, followed promptings from St. Louis County Executive ...
Tagged with: $120 million bond proposal Charlie Dooley dropped plans economy new family court building property tax reduction St. Louis County Council
Read More »Washington University plans to appeal a $525,000 verdict issued against it in an age-discrimination claim by a former surgeon and department head. The university’s defense attorney, Joe Conran, of Husch Blackwell Sanders, said he plans on appealing after making post-trial ...
Tagged with: age discrimination appeal Husch Blackwell Sanders Jerry Dobson Joe Conran Joel Cooper lung surgeon Timothy Eberlein Washington University
Read More »A St. Louis jury on Tuesday awarded a famous surgeon $525,000 in his age-discrimination and retaliation claims against Washington University but sided with the university in his breach of contract claim. The jury also vindicated Dr. Joel Cooper’s former supervisor, ...
Tagged with: age discrimination Dr. Joel Cooper lung surgeon Timothy Eberlein Washington University
Read More »A St. Louis County judge upheld the constitutionality of tort reform caps on noneconomic damages. In July, a St. Louis County jury awarded $2.58 million, including $1 million in noneconomic damages, to James Klotz and his wife, Mary Klotz, in ...
Tagged with: St. Anthony's Hospital St. Louis County tort reform caps on noneconomic damages
Read More »A famous lung surgeon’s age-discrimination case against Washington University is coming to an end. The case is set to go to the jury on Monday, said Judge Dennis Schaumann in court. The St. Louis jury of five men and seven ...
Tagged with: age discrimination department of surgery Dr. Joel Cooper first lung transplant lung surgeon Timothy Eberlein Washington University
Read More »The Missouri Supreme Court has indefinitely suspended the license of a St. Charles County attorney who allegedly offered an autographed baseball to prosecutors in an attempt to reduce his client’s sentence. On Tuesday, the court rejected an advisory board’s recommendation ...
Tagged with: Attorney autograph baseball Brian Zink Missouri Supreme Court suspended
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