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The plaintiffs’ product liability claims over Prempro were properly dismissed because they were sufficiently similar to claims previously litigated and dismissed as time-barred in New York, the 8th Circuit has ruled.

The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a Missouri case today that could change the nature of ineffective assistance of counsel claims.

The Missouri Supreme Court is set to consider a series of legal issues this week that have been percolating for four years: Just what does it mean for public employees to have the right to bargain collectively?

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas and Western Missouri honored Stinson Morrison Hecker with its Advocate of the Year Award

Political dysfunction is often blamed for Congress’s inability to curb the U.S. budget deficit. An even bigger obstacle may be the American public.

Economists may not see eye to eye on much, but over the years I’ve found a few core concepts on which all but the most politically motivated would agree.

Increasing their wealth is a priority for more high-net-worth families than merely maintaining what they already have, according to a survey of individuals with an average household net worth of more than $20 million.

The workers’ compensation “equal exposure defense” will be before the Missouri Supreme Court once again.

A St. Louis-based law firm says it’s opening a new office in central Missouri as a result of more lawsuits filings in the area.

A federal judge ruled that a policy at a public college in Missouri forcing students to submit to mandatory drug tests as a condition of their enrollment is unconstitutional, the American Civil Liberties Union announced Wednesday.

State regulators in the U.S. are combining forces to investigate whether brokers improperly sold structured notes, securities that package debt with derivatives that are typically offered to individual investors.