In the latest Appealing Strategies episode, Thompson Coburn's Douglas Lang, Booker Shaw, and Katie Kraft discuss the importance of preserving error during trial to enable...

Procedural rules unique to evaluating arbitration agreements for purposes of determining whether a party has waived its right to arbitration are no more. In a unanimous May 23, 2022, decision...

Thompson Coburn's Booker Shaw helped Monsanto uphold a trial victory in a lawsuit that alleged the company's Roundup product caused non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

In today's highly competitive world, all institutions of higher education must engage in marketing, directly or indirectly.

Dive into the captivating world of NFL history and St. Louis sports through the eyes of a seasoned veteran who witnessed it all. In the latest episode of "After The Buzzer," Bob Wallace...

In this conversation between Bob Wallace and retired sports journalist Jim Thomas on "After the Buzzer," they discuss the upcoming NFL season and share their thoughts on teams...

Fair use in copyright law is a one of the more challenging and unpredictable legal tests around.

A multi-million dollar verdict in favor of New York graffiti artists is now final. We previously wrote about the case when first filed in the trial court and after the jury's verdict.

Before you enjoy a holiday weekend filled with food, family and football, enjoy this article about the unique status of lefty punters in the NFL.

The historic rise and fall of St. Louis-based US Fidelis is a tale so legendary that the media keeps retelling it – often with the help of our bankruptcy co-chair Dave Warfield, who had...

Many thanks to everyone who attended our sweepstakes law webinar last week.

California Proposition 24, the California Privacy Rights and Enforcement Act (CPRA), passed on November 3, 2020.

In a May 8, 2024, letter signed by the attorneys general of 14 other states, California Attorney General Rob Bonta urged Congress not to pass a version of the American Privacy Rights Act...

Covered entities that discovered small-scale HIPAA breaches during calendar year 2017 must file notice of such breaches with the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) by March 1, 2018.

On Monday, March 15, 2021, former California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced new regulations under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which have been approved by the Office of...

To comply with HIPAA Privacy Regulations, by February 16, 2026, all HIPAA covered entities are required to update their Notice of Privacy Practices ("NPP") to address the use and disclosure of substance...

As a result of recent legislation, local Missouri governments are precluded from establishing procedures for servicing or enforcing mortgage loans that contradict state or federal laws governing these matters.

On a recent American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) podcast, Thompson Coburn partner Steve Gorin explored proposed changes to Circular 230, the IRS's rulebook for tax professionals.

Class actions by insureds/members against UnitedHealth and Cigna for their use of AI in mass denials of medically necessary care have been filed across the country in November.

As evidenced in a recent suit filed against United Healthcare, providers and members have recourse when payers wrongfully deny covered claims by using artificial intelligence.