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Error in defining 'fiduciary duty'

Instructions submitted to a jury allowed jurors to pick and choose the facts deciding a breach of fiduciary duty case, ruled the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, on Tuesday. In addition to the incorrect instructions, the appellate court also ...

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Court rules mother and daughter must move

A daughter’s relationship with her father and her extended family is more beneficial to her than her mother’s opportunity for career advancement, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, said Tuesday as it reversed a lower court’s decision to allow ...

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Tax law changes prompt filing delays

Accountants might want to wait before telling clients with investments through a brokerage house to send out their tax returns. That’s because the 1099 statement the broker originally sent out, and the CPA used, is probably going to be amended ...

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Suspect's detention was justified

Police officers were within their rights to detain a man who put his hand in his pocket and acted “unusually nervous” when he noticed a patrol car following him in a high-crime area, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ...

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AG says be wary of lien laws

Having a written contract is an essential consumer and contractor protection tool when a homeowner and home improvement specialist enter into a work agreement. Reading and understanding the contract before signing is every bit as important as making sure quality ...

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Bill to bar canceling insurance

With tornado season approaching, there is sure to be devastating tornados and storms, causing severe damage to homes. But homeowners should be leery of submitting claims for damage to their insurance companies. In the past two years, roughly 22,000 Missourians ...

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