Jo Leigh Fischer, an Armstrong Teasdale lawyer who defends insurers and manufacturers in explosion, fire and electrocution litigation, has been reelected president of the Kansas City Metropolitan Insurance Fraud Task Force.
Read More »HeplerBroom’s St. Louis office moving to Met Square
HeplerBroom’s lawyers in St. Louis plan to relocate to the Metropolitan Square building next summer.
Read More »Hughes Hubbard names its new Kansas City lawyers
A New York firm’s new Kansas City office will have at least four partners and seven counsel, most of them coming from Shook, Hardy & Bacon.
Read More »Stinson’s Washington branch moves closer to White House
Stinson Morrison Hecker’s Washington, D.C., lawyers are scheduled to move Monday into a new office on Pennsylvania Avenue just two blocks from the White House.
Read More »Memorial service planned for St. Louis attorney Kortenhof
Friends and family will gather at a memorial service on Dec. 22 for longtime St. Louis attorney Joseph Michael Kortenhof.
Read More »Kansas City defense firm disbanding
Sherman Taff Bangert Thomas & Coronado is breaking up, as seven of the firm attorneys are planning to start their own firm.
Read More »KCMBA to honor mayors, others at annual meeting
The association’s 127th annual meeting will be held Friday at the Marriott Muehlebach Hotel in downtown Kansas City.
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Read More »Thompson Coburn raises associate salary
Keeping up competition among law firms, Thompson Coburn is the latest to report it has raised its starting salaries for new associates after keeping them flat the last year.
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Read More »Bryan Cave to absorb Denver firm
"Extending our geographic reach while expanding the range of our services in California are important steps in our firm's long-term growth," said Don Lents, Bryan Cave's chairman.
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Read More »Rocky Mountain, hi!: Bryan Cave in talks to acquire a 160-lawyer firm
Bryan Cave has been negotiating to acquire a Denver-based firm that would expand its footprint into the West — and may help to ease financial concerns at the smaller firm.
Read More »Business claims Bryan Cave falsified affidavit
A St. Louis carbon fiber manufacturer slapped with a $21 million verdict is suing Bryan Cave and a former firm lawyer, claiming they filed a false and altered affidavit that resulted in the judgment.
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