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A yearslong class action lawsuit ended successfully for two St. Louis lawyers, and they decided to share proceeds from the accrued interest with three local organizations.

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St. Louis attorney Kevin O’Malley is a step closer to taking on the role of U.S. ambassador to Ireland after a U.S. Senate hearing last week.

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St. Louis-based law firm Bryan Cave announced Thursday several changes in leadership at its London, Paris and Washington, D.C., offices.

A St. Louis County Circuit Court judge is asking municipal courts to adopt a proposed operating rule that would eliminate practices that close courtrooms to reporters and the public.

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The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a Kansas City man’s appeal in a legal malpractice suit he filed against law firm Husch Blackwell.

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Kansas City-based law firm Husch Blackwell is starting a practice group focusing on legal issues related to drones.

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Two of Missouri’s largest law firms are continuing to expand their health law practices, and the growth has earned them each a spot among the top five on a newly released American Health Lawyers Association list.

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Kansas City-based firm Polsinelli announced Thursday that it will double its presence on the West Coast by adding to its Los Angeles office and opening a San Francisco office.

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An Alton, Ill.-based plaintiff law firm with a St. Louis office announced Wednesday that it will merge with a New York-based firm in July.

More than 80 people who lost money in a Ponzi scheme for which Martin Sigillito is serving a 40-year sentence are suing attorneys that represented him, claiming the attorneys participated in the scheme by knowingly accepting embezzled funds.

A federal court gave Columbia firm Eng & Woods a tongue-lashing over its handling of a referral fee arrangement but said the firm doesn't owe the fee.