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Guardian ad litem payments limited

Money can be a concern for anyone intending to go to court, but an appeals court decision lessens that worry for anyone seeking an order of protection for their child. In a victory for abused women and their children, the Eastern District Court of Appeals determined earlier this month that under the Child Protection Orders Act, petitioners of child orders of protection are exempt from paying appellate court docket fees and guardian ad litem fees. Leigh Joy Carson, a guardian ad litem, says “You really can’t sit around arguing over fees because that is not [a GAL’s job]."

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Doc’s dismissal a product of the bottom line

The bottom line is turning out to be the theme in the “Father of the Lung Transplant’s” age-discrimination case against Washington University. On Friday, Dr. Timothy Eberlein testified in St. Louis Circuit Court that a philosophical difference over the budget ...

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Discrimination trial begins against WashU

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 university insisted ...

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