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Author Archives: Catherine Martin

Rams lease case to be arbitrated

A case over a lease agreement between the St. Louis Rams and the Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority will go to arbitration following a ruling Tuesday from the Missouri Supreme Court. The high court heard the case in September. ...

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About 40 lawyers to leave Husch

About 40 attorneys are leaving Husch Blackwell, the firm announced Friday. A statement from Chairman Maurice Watson and CEO Greg Smith said that “with retirements and other year-end transitions” about 40 attorneys, who are all partners of counsel, are expected ...

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Lawsuit seeks to close St. Louis Workhouse

ArchCity Defenders on Monday filed a federal lawsuit against the city of St. Louis calling for the closing of its medium security jail, commonly called the Workhouse, over “unconstitutional and inhumane conditions.” “This is an issue that has plagued the ...

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Mintz gets law license reinstated

The Missouri Supreme Court on Thursday reinstated the law license of Kansas City area attorney Robert Mintz who was suspended in 2014 for leaving the scene of his girlfriend’s accidental death. The reinstatement was among seven discipline actions from the ...

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Wash U law to accept GRE

Washington University School of Law announced Tuesday that it will accept the Graduate Record Examination, or GRE, in addition to the LSAT, starting with applicants for the fall 2018 JD program. The move puts Wash U among just a handful ...

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Supreme Court hears Rams’ lease case

The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday heard arguments about whether a lease agreement between the former St. Louis Rams and the Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority requires arbitration over a clause the Rams say allows them to buy a ...

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