MLM Counties News. Notices. Need-to-know Information.

Being a supportive husband, I have, on occasion, been drawn into my wife's residential housing gambit as legal counselor.

A federal judge is expected to rule soon on whether he will issue a temporary restraining order against St. Louis County’s foreclosure mediation program.

For just the second time in history, the Missouri Court of Appeals Southern District is gaining a female judge.

Paul C. Wilson, a Columbia lawyer, longtime state government employee and former circuit judge, is the newest member of the Missouri Supreme Court.

President Barack Obama’s reelection – and the fact that four of the current nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court are at or above the age of 74 – means that the president will likely appoint at least one more justice to the Court, perhaps as soon as next year.

Mass tort litigators are abuzz over a recent Washington state court ruling that some say expands manufacturers’ duty to warn about potential hazards associated with their products, even when those hazards are not caused by the products themselves.

The Missouri public defender system has backed off a hard line rule on turning down cases, forestalling a threatened lawsuit by prosecuting attorneys.Decisions on turning down public defender cases now rest more in the hands of district defenders.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Nannette Baker's home was burglarized early Thursday night in the city's McKinley Heights neighborhood, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

About two weeks after a St. Louis County judge allowed an ordinance on foreclosure mediation to take effect, a federal judge is set to hear arguments on stopping the ordinance’s enforcement again.

A Kansas City law firm is using an example of how not to sell a website to, well, sell its website.

DuPont Co., the most valuable U.S. chemical maker, lied to a federal court and investors about its right to use Monsanto Co. seed technology as a central part of its defense in a patent lawsuit, a judge ruled.