St. Louis Attorney Blog: Read The Latest Firm News, Learn About Your Case, Join The Discussion!
This blog is an opportunity for our attorneys to keep in touch with our clients, accident victims, and those in Missouri and Illinois grappling with legal issues. In these short, informative, posts, we hope to connect our readers with the most important information they need about their cases while also giving them an opportunity to comment on posts, ask questions, and become a part of our community.
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The Law: Business or Profession? Lawyer Advertising is a subject that has bitterly divided the legal profession for years. Where is the line between "client" and "customer" -
Donald Trump Files Frivolous Lawsuit Against Bill Maher Donald Trump recently filed a lawsuit against comedian, Bill Maher, that many would find frivolous. Tort reform would not stop these types of lawsuits. -
Hulk Hogan Suing Laser Spine Center for Malpractice Wrestler Hulk Hogan has filed a medical malpractice suit against Laser Spine Institute for ineffective treatment -
Your Internet and Social Media Postings can Affect your Personal Injury Case If you are injured in an accident or on the job, you may want to be careful what you post on the internet while your case is pending! -
The Number of Facebook "Likes" Held Admissible as Evidence in a Libel case A Virginia court rules the number of "likes" a Facebook page received as admissable evidence. -
Ballot Summary for New Amendment Regarding Missouri Judge Appointments Upheld Judge Jon Beetem ruled that the ballot summary Secretary of State Carnahan proposed for the new constitutional amendment regarding judge appointments is legal. -
In Defense of Missouri's Non-Partisan Court Plan Missouri's court plan is under attack. Jill Bollwerk explains why the Missouri Plan works. -
Twenty-Four-Year-Old Chemical Spill May Cause Class-Action Suit A chemical spill in 1988 in the Elmwood Park neighborhood of unincorporated St. Louis County, now has many residents looking at their legal options -
Missouri Supreme Court Judge Resigns Due to Possible Changes in How Missouri Judges are Chosen Judge William Ray Price, Jr. announced that he is leaving the Missouri Supreme Court, effective August 1, due to potential court plan changes. -
Nonpartisan Court Plan One Step Closer to Being Voted On By the General Public In November SJR51 is a proposed change to the Nonpartisan Court Plan or "Missouri Law" which states how appellate judges are chosen in Missouri.