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State property rights czar named

Gov. Matt Blunt has named a Washington University law school graduate the state’s first eminent domain ombudsman. As property rights czar, Paul Anthony Martin will educate private-property owners about condemnation, the governor’s office announced Thursday. Martin, 29, graduated from Washington ...

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Bank spanked by Missouri Supreme Court

The Missouri Supreme Court issued a sweeping reprimand Tuesday to banks that charge fees for processing mortgage-loan documents. Charging such fees is the unauthorized practice of law, the court said, siding with a slew of class-action plaintiffs who sued St. ...

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State and Region Briefs

Immigration law amendment passed in secret, plaintiffs allege The plaintiff in the federal case on a St. Louis suburb’s immigration ordinances has alleged the city amended one of the measures at an ad hoc evening meeting earlier this month, in ...

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Nation Briefs

IHOP seeks dismissal from Applebee’s purchase suit IHOP Corp., the largest U.S. pancake- restaurant chain, asked a judge to throw out investors’ claims in a lawsuit over the company’s $1.9 billion takeover of Overland Park, Kan.-based Applebee’s International Inc. A ...

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