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Our experienced attorneys help businesses and individuals navigate complex legal issues both inside and outside the courtroom so our clients can achieve the best results possible in the situations they face.
During the last 53 years, our law firm has handled many types of cases, including those involving personal injuries, real estate, medical malpractice, banking matters, employment matters, pharmaceutical misfill, business litigation and nursing home cases. Several of our attorneys also focus on class action lawsuits, and we frequently manage cases with a nationwide scope. When we offer a helpful consultation, our experienced attorneys often provide a variety of legal options available to resolve the given issue.
In helping an injured client, our attorneys study the causes of the injury, and evaluate behaviors and guidelines that could have prevented the incident at issue. We also examine and consider costs of medical services, the long-term effects of an injury, witness statements, factors that could increase the risk of injuries and reports that describe similar incidents. Additionally, we may evaluate settlements that insurance companies have offered in the past, and estimate the cumulative value of the given damage.
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June 7, 2019
The Missouri Supreme Court will be considering whether an employee of a Missouri corporation can sue for employment discrimination under Missouri law, when that employee lived and worked in Iowa. A trial court ruled to let the case proceed, but the Supreme Court will first decide whether the employee can bring a claim under Missouri …read more
June 7, 2019
The Missouri Supreme Court will consider whether applications for absentee voter ballots are subject to Disclosure under Missouri’s Sunshine Law. The circuit court ruled that a local election board was required to disclose absentee ballot applications following an election, but the Eastern District disagreed. In resolving this case, the Supreme Court will interpret § 115.289, …read more
June 7, 2019
The Missouri Supreme Court will consider whether an agent with a health care durable power of attorney can agree on behalf of a patient to arbitrate any potential claims the patient may have against a nursing home. The circuit court declined to send the patient’s claims to arbitration, and the Western District affirmed. The Supreme …read more