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Contract fraud questions raised

The stench of a real estate transaction made four years ago has followed George and Martha Hendon all the way to Dallas. In question is whether a drain field exists on a house that uses a septic system. The Hendons ...

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Section 8 funding cuts repealed

A time of great worry is over for many Missouri residents aided by the government’s Section 8 housing program. Previous cutbacks to the program left large gaps in the funding that provides low-income citizens with subsidized rent. According to financial ...

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Court takes look at regarded disability

How much circumstantial evidence is necessary to prove a regarded disability case under the Americans with Disabilities Act? Tough to tell, according to plaintiff’s attorney Allan J. Eurek of Lincoln, Neb., in the wake of a 2-1 decision by a ...

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UMKC Law School alum remembered

St. Louis attorney Daniel C. Aubuchon, known for his kindness throughout the legal community, passed away on Wednesday of an aneurysm. He was 56 years old. “I can tell you that Dan was a man who cared very much about ...

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U.S. DOL reports on labor market

On Monday, Sept. 6, the U.S. Department of Labor released a report that surveyed the state of America’s work force, its changes in the past few years and ways to improve the national job training programs. The report, titled “America’s ...

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