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H&R Block must defend against claims by New York that it deceptively marketed retirement accounts to both residents and nonresidents, an appeals court ruled. New York’s Appellate Division in Manhattan, in a decision made public Tuesday, upheld a lower-court decision, ...

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The Kaiser Law Firm is facing a legal malpractice suit filed by a man who alleges the firm’s negligence and carelessness in drafting his prenuptial agreement cost him over $500,000 in his subsequent divorce. Ken Yavitz hired attorney Philip Kaiser ...

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At one of the last meetings of the Kirkwood City Council before Christmas, Council Member Ignatius “Iggy” Yuan handed out a holiday gift to his colleagues – coffee mugs emblazoned with the motto “Life is good.” The message rings deeply ...

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Wal-Mart Stores Inc., accused of cheating hourly workers and forcing them to work through breaks, agreed to pay as much as $640 million to settle 63 federal and state class-action lawsuits. A settlement last week ends most of the group ...

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The 16th of October started as just another ordinary day for the employees at 190 Carondelet in Clayton. They got up, ate breakfast and went to work like normal, going about their typical workday. But then it all changed. At approximately 11 a.m., a bomb detonated in the parking garage of the building, that housed several law firms. The explosion rocked the building and all employees had to be evacuated. In their hurry many left their purses, cell phones and keys behind.

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A man protesting St. Louis’ use of eminent domain with a three-story mural got the go-ahead from a federal appeals court to pursue his claims against one of the city agencies that denied his application for a sign permit. The ...

A man protesting St. Louis’ use of eminent domain with a three-story mural got the go-ahead from a federal appeals court to pursue his claims against one of the city agencies that denied his application for a sign permit. The ...

Homeowners who live near the Fred Weber quarry in O’Fallon, Mo., do not qualify as a class in a lawsuit against the quarry, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. In a unanimous ruling, the Missouri Supreme Court reversed and remanded ...

U.S. Senior District Court Judge Dean Whipple may not throw gavels, but he has been known to curse like a sailor.