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. […]
Former DOJ Tax Division trial attorney starts new St. Louis-based tax resolution firm
A former U.S. Department of Justice Tax Division trial attorney has left Husch Blackwell to start his own St. Louis-based tax resolution law firm. Mark C. Milton, will start MCM Law LLC with the emphasis in civil and criminal tax […]
RELEASE: Former DOJ Tax Division Trial Attorney, Mark C. Milton, Launches New St. Louis-Based Tax Resolution Law Firm
Former U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) Tax Division Trial Attorney, Mark C. Milton, has left Husch Blackwell to start his own St. Louis-based tax resolution law firm, MCM Law LLC. Milton’s new firm specializes in civil and criminal tax controversies, […]
Missouri Ethics Commission respond to Ernie Trakas complaints
Complaints filed against a St. Louis County Councilman’s campaign during the election cycle was ruled appropriate by the Missouri Ethics Commission earlier this month. During the Dec. 21 meeting, the complaints were filed against the Friends of Ernie Trakas group […]
RELEASE: Hammond and Shinners, P.C. Opens New Office in St. Louis County
Elected officials, labor unions, clients among those expected to celebrate the new office, which is better suited to serve their clients. DES PERES, MO – The law firm of Hammond and Shinners, P.C. will officially open its new headquarters on […]
This Week in Missouri Supreme Court: Week of October 17, 2017
By Michael Layer JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Supreme Court offered just one hand down for the week of October 17, 2017. In the State of Missouri v. Larry Clay, Clay appealed a decision that found him guilty of […]
St. Louis County Blog 9 a.m. — Potbelly changing business strategy, #rallycat update
Friday, Aug. 11, 2017, 9 a.m. Clayton Times: PotBelly Sandwiches about to tighten the belt The Potbelly Sandwich Shop might be looking to sell the franchise after second-quarter earnings show sales have been stagnant. Clayton Times: Cardinals offer a statement regarding the […]
Courts could see flurry of anti-discrimination suits before new law takes hold
Missouri courts could start seeing an influx of employment discrimination suits as a new law reversing portions of the Missouri Human Rights Act is about to go into effect. Currently, employers under the act are liable for discriminatory practices. Senate […]