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The Missouri House passed a bill Thursday that seeks to allow the state to reject federal firearms laws.

U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II and his wife are on the hook for nearly $1.3 million in payments to Bank of America.

That convicted sex offenders must register with their state of residence is a well-established rule. But when the offender was convicted and completed his criminal sentence years before the federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act was enacted in 2006, does that rule apply to him?

The justices of the U.S. Supreme Court seemed to struggle with the question of whether the silence of a suspect who has neither been arrested nor placed in police custody can later be used against him at trial.

Four Missouri legal aid organizations have split up an award of nearly $800,000 in unclaimed money from a class action settlement.

Police must obtain a search warrant in many cases to draw blood to get evidence of drunken driving, the U.S. Supreme Court said today in a divided opinion in a case involving a Missouri man.

A group of former plaintiffs in Kansas City’s drug dilution litigation is urging an appeals court to shed light on their fight to overturn the case’s settlement.

Susan Nell Rowe, a partner with the dissolving firm The Stolar Partnership, has landed at a new firm.

Customers have filed two suits against Schnuck Markets Inc. after a rash of credit and debit card information security breaches.

Two attorneys from St. Louis and one from Kansas City, among those running in the Boston Marathon, are safe after a pair of explosions reportedly killed at least two people and injured 28 at the finish line this afternoon.

As lawmakers prepare to debate immigration reform, employment lawyers are hoping for a solution to the persistent bottleneck in the visa program for highly skilled workers that they say hurts their clients.