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Associate Circuit Judge Margaret L. Sauer, an associate judge in Jackson County, died Feb. 9.

The suit, filed Wednesday in Jackson County on behalf of eight same-sex couples, does not seek a repeal of Missouri’s ban on marriage for same-sex couples.

The city of St. Louis has announced it will appeal Judge Steven R. Ohmer's decision that the city's red-light camera ticketing ordinance is invalid. (Updated 2:20 p.m.)

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Two former Cardinals players appear to have settled their differences — and, in an unexpected turn of events, motormouth Clayton attorney Al Watkins has next to nothing to say about it.

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2014 may very well shape up to be the year that solo and small firm lawyers (with 20 lawyers or less) began to embrace cloud computing as a viable option for their law firms.

The main reason for the increase in average construction cost is lumber prices, which have risen steadily over the past year and are expected to continue their climb in 2014.

San Francisco-based Sedgwick LLP will locate a service center and add 100 information technology, human resources and other administrative jobs in downtown Kansas City.

Missouri law makes it difficult for employees of independent contractors who are injured on the job to sue the company that owns the work site.

Small-firm and solo lawyers can meet needs with far greater flexibility by pursuing a variety of alliance strategies, from simple to complex, with their peer practitioners.

A Chariton County judge this morning gave disbarred Mexico, Mo., attorney James A. Clampitt four years’ probation on a charge that he used his former firm’s credit card for expenses in starting up a competing firm.

The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday reprimanded David B. Lacks, a Clayton attorney who admitted to making improper sexual remarks to a client.