JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – An advisory opinion by the Missouri Ethics Commission concerning campaign donations is being challenged in the courts. The lawsuit, filed by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry, seeks to reverse the opinion issued by the […]
Greitens defense team wants to move up trial date
Gov. Eric Greitens’ defense team wants to move his trial for invasion of privacy to start in early April and hopes to have a judge hear the case rather than a jury trial. The Republican governor was indicted on a […]
RELEASE: Jared Walsh Joins Armstrong Teasdale’s St. Louis Office
Armstrong Teasdale, a law firm with offices across the United States, proudly announces the addition of Litigation associate Jared Walsh. Walsh is experienced in all aspects of trial preparation, including drafting motions, orders and memoranda; preparing and responding to discovery; conducting […]
AG report says Greitens’ office didn’t break any laws with use of Confide app
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The investigation by the Attorney General’s Office into the usage of the text-deleting Confide app by Governor Eric Greitens and his staff has been completed, and the findings seem to vindicate the embattled Republican governor. In […]
Greitens indicted by grand jury, taken into custody; Greitens’ lawyers will appeal
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Governor Eric Greitens has been indicted by a City of St. Louis Grand Jury. The news was announced by the City of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner on Thursday afternoon. According to a news […]
RELEASE: Healthcare Regulatory Attorney Denise Bloch Joins Lathrop Gage
St. Louis (February 19, 2018) – Lathrop Gage is pleased to welcome Denise Bloch to its St. Louis office as Of Counsel in the Healthcare practice. Bloch has a strong background in healthcare law and brings over 20 years of experience […]
RELEASE: The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis Kicks Off 2018 Hon. Richard B. Teitelman Memorial St. Louis Pro Bono Challenge
St. Louis, MO – The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (BAMSL) kicked off its 2018 Hon. Richard B. Teitelman Memorial St. Louis Pro Bono Challenge at an awards banquet on Jan. 25 at the St. Louis Club in Clayton. […]
Judge refuses to dismiss Rams lawsuit
A St. Louis area judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the City of St. Louis and the area’s sports authority over NFL’s Rams departure to Los Angeles. St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Christopher McGraugh issued the ruling on […]
Clayton Board of Aldermen to consider Protect Clayton Neighborhoods appeal once again
For the third time in the last two months, Clayton’s Board of Aldermen will consider an appeal from a neighborhood group looking to stop Centene Corporation’s redevelopment plans of the Maryland School property Tuesday night. Centene, the nation’s largest healthcare […]