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Missouri enacts significant changes affecting punitive damages and consumer protection claims10.26.20 |
With recent statutory changes, Missouri is taking meaningful steps to reform the state's punitive damages standards and consumer protection statute—two aspects of Missouri law that have made it one of the most plaintiff-friendly venues in the country.
Attorney Spotlight
We are pleased to welcome associate attorneys Malika Baker, Travis Hoehn and Brett Simon in Kansas City and Koki Sabatés in St. Louis. Baker, Hoehn and Sabates were recently admitted to practice in Missouri, having previously served as summer law clerks with the firm. Simon has been practicing for over five years.
COVID-19 Business Continuity Update (05.13.2020)
We recognize the disruption COVID-19 has caused to the working and personal lives of our clients, colleagues, and personnel. Since the beginning of the crisis, we have been dedicated to ensuring uninterrupted service to our clients and to protecting the health of our colleagues and personnel. Read More
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