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Class Actions vs. Mass Torts

In common course, lawsuits with hundreds, or even thousands, of plaintiffs are labeled ‘class actions’, while many are actually mass...

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Types of Torts

Tort law is the foundation for many civil actions, including legal assistance for car accidents in St. Louis, product liability...

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St. Louis City Possibly Reconsidering its Legal Position with Police Misconduct Lawsuits

The tragic deaths of Nicholas Gilbert and Donald Ray Clark at the hand of law enforcement were precursors to the...

About Your Need to Sleep

We all know that being a proficient trial attorney is a notoriously demanding job. To serve our clients well, we...

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A Little-known Fact About the Top of the St. Louis Civil Court’s Building

Have you ever wondered about the top of the St. Louis Civil Courts Building? It was built in 1930, part...

Emotions in the Courtroom

Most law schools don’t offer training focusing on the emotions of attorneys. Instead, law students are encouraged to be analytical...

Vetting and On-Boarding Expert Witnesses

When you file a lawsuit for a client who has suffered a broken leg, it makes intuitive sense to hire...

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Plaintiff Verdict in Clay County, MO, Medical Malpractice Case

August 8, 2016, a 26-year-old young woman with a history of psychiatric disorders as well as suicide attempts and ideations...

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St. Louis Police Use-of-Force Case— Lombardo v. City of St. Louis, Missouri

On June 28, 2021, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) summarily reversed the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals...