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No damages in slip and fall case

Slipping on a patch of ice may lead to injury but may not always translate to an award for damages, held the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, on Tuesday, affirming a jury’s finding that the garage owners were not ...

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Nominations for environmental award sought

The American Bar Association Standing Committee on Environmental Law and the ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources are seeking nominations for the 2004 Award for Distinguished Achievement in Environmental Law and Policy. The award recognizes individuals, organizations or programs ...

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Legal Services scraps statewide aid

Legal Services Corp. will no longer seek to reconfigure the delivery system of legal services to the poor in Missouri under one statewide corporation. Instead, the national corporation will continue to fund the four programs that provide legal services in ...

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Laser scanning is future tool

In the early 1980s computer aided design — commonly referred to as CAD technology — revolutionized the worlds of engineering, architecture and construction. Twenty years later, CAD is looking limited as more building professionals turn their attention to computerized laser ...

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Owner must give up tax sale land

Seventeen years after Nina Petty bought property at a collector’s delinquent tax sale, she has been told she’ll have to give it up. But the individuals who challenged her title to the property have also been told to reimburse her ...

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The Rookies join 'Daily Record' team

Four young lawyers will be writing a new column for The Daily Record beginning Monday. The column, entitled, “The Rookies” will be published every Monday and written by Chris Wirken of The Wirken Law Group, PC; Erika Wirken of the ...

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Husband may have to pay ex-wife

Despite the antenuptial agreement entered into evidence that prevented an ex-wife from recovering maintenance awards, court-imposed sanctions, which banned her former husband from presenting evidence, could mean he still has to pay. The Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, overturned ...

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