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Two federal agents and a St. Louis County police officer testified Friday that they hadn’t heard that an attorney for suspected Clayton garage bomber Milton “Skip” Ohlsen III was supplying information about Ohlsen’s location before Ohlsen’s arrest.

Tom Glick has been elected the new president of the board of Legal Services of Eastern Missouri.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Eastern Missouri got a consent judgment of about $1,300 in attorneys’ fees and costs after suing the city of St. Louis over an open records request.

After five years with Danna McKitrick, former Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis President Tom Glick is hanging out his own shingle.

People drifted through Gallop, Johnson & Neuman’s Clayton office Thursday, eyeing furniture, art and potted plants as an auction house sold off the defunct firm’s furnishings online.

With a series of calm “Yes, your honors” culminating in a “Guilty, your honor,” Cory Atkinson pleaded guilty Monday afternoon in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud and understating his income on tax returns.

Gallop, Johnson & Neuman’s landlord is suing for about four months back rent as the defunct law firm sells off its furnishings in an online auction.

The owners of Metropolitan Square will pay an estimated $4.3 million less in taxes after the St. Louis assessor agreed to lower the value of the tallest downtown St. Louis office building by more than a third.

Owner Jimmy Tebeau agreed to forfeit Camp Zoe and to serve a 30-month prison sentence as part of a plea deal with prosecutors over alleged rampant drug use at the southern Missouri concert site. The 330 acres of land runs along the Current River in Shannon County.

The rescinded decision to refuse to fund summer stipends at Saint Louis University law school upset faculty members at a time when the university wants their support for fundraising required for the planned move of the School of Law to an office building in downtown St. Louis, show here in a computer rendering.

A St. Louis federal judge today sentenced lawyer King Bethel Harris III to 21 months in prison for taking $200,000 from two Minnesota residents for an investment, then spending the money on himself.