Anne E. Baggott, Article, Employment Law, News
December 12, 2019 By Anne Baggott The U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule today clarifying that certain benefits and other categories of pay do not need to be included in the regular rate of pay. Employers must properly calculate the regular rate of pay to...
Article, Estate Planning, H. Joseph Price, Jr., News
December 2, 2019 By Joseph Price Jr. What if you were able to set up a trust, contribute assets to it, maintain some control over the assets and thumb your nose at any creditor who tried to seize them to satisfy a debt that you owed? You can certainly try to do that...
Article, Brandi Spates, Leslie A. Boe, Litigation & Dispute Resolution
November 8, 2019 By Leslie Boe and Brandi Spates This summer brought noteworthy changes to the Rules of Civil Procedure for Missouri litigators. Effective August 28, 2019, amendments to the Rules limit the scope of discovery, address electronically stored information...
Article, John F. Wilcox, Jr., Transportation
NEWS & EVENTS FMCSA Issues Final Rule Regarding Driver Coercion John Wilcox and Kate Alfaro published an article in the Transportation Lawyers Association’s (TLA) publication, The Transportation Lawyer, an exclusive resource for TLA members only, about the final...
Article, John F. Wilcox, Jr., Transportation
NEWS & EVENTS FMCSA Rulemaking, Driver Coercion and Respondeat Superior Liability On May 13, 2014, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (“FMCSA”) issued a notice of proposed rulemaking (“NPRM”) to adopt regulations prohibiting motor carriers, shippers,...
Article, John F. Wilcox, Jr., Michael J. Judy, Transportation
NEWS & EVENTS Can You Rely on DTI? The plaintiffs’ bar has discovered a new litigation tool to present cases involving mild brain injury to the jury. Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) requires the plaintiff to undergo a series of MRI’s and other scans in order to provide...
