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We enjoyed a particularly beautiful day in Jefferson City April 28 as we welcomed our newest members of The Missouri Bar into the profession. 

Pursuant to the constitution, the General Assembly automatically adjourned sine die at midnight on May 30, 2023.  That same day, the General Assembly presented all remaining Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed legislation to Governor Parson for consid...

Scott Robbins is a lawyer at Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC in Poplar Bluff. Robbins currently serves on The Missouri Bar Board of Governors and is chair of the Editorial Board of the Journal of The Missouri Bar. He is a graduate of the 2001-...

Beginning July 1, the public will have remote access to documents on Case.net filed on or after that date if they could be viewed on a court’s public access terminal.1 

Our judiciary is about to embark on a new chapter of public access in July. 

Deceased members of the bar for whom we were notified between May 1, 2023 and May 31, 2023.

May consisted of The Missouri Bar preparing for the minimum continuing legal education deadline on June 30 and hosting several CLE events in May. The bar is gearing up for an action-packed June, so don’t miss these top stories from this month!Registe...

See who is making news and moving where in the weekly Missouri Bar update "MoveMakers & NewsMakers."

This year’s annual Solo & Small Firm Conference is nearly here, taking place next week June 8-10 at Margaritaville Lake Resort in Osage Beach.In an era where technology has revolutionized the way we connect and collaborate, the Solo & Small Firm Conf...

TRULY AGREED TO AND FINALLY PASSED LEGISLATION  2023 Regular SessionDuring the 2023 Regular Session, 1,388 House bill were introduced.  Of these bills, the House third read 160 (11.53%), and 26 of those bills (1.87 %) were Truly Agreed To and Finally...

Quick – you can still get your minimum continuing legal education credits before June 30!Lawyers licensed to practice in Missouri must complete a total of 15 MCLE hours between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023. While the deadline to complete your MCLE...

Stuart Teicher says he’s loved ethics since he took a class on professional responsibility in law school. Although the class didn’t expressly focus on behaving ethically as a legal professional, Teicher said it resonated with him from that point forw...

Order dated May 23, 2023 Re: Rule 5.31 - Records under Rule 5Effective date:  July 1, 2023OrderOrder (PDF)QuickRead version QuickRead versions are color coded: deletions in red; additions in blue. They are prepared for Missouri lawyers to highlight t...

Order dated May 23, 2023 Re: Nonpartisan judicial commissions and judicial performance reviewEffective date:  Jan. 1, 2024OrderOrder (PDF)Nominating petition for Appellate Judicial CommissionNominating petition for circuit judicial commissions...

Order dated May 23, 2023 Re: Court Operating Rule 2.04 - Access to case recordsEffective date:  May 23, 2023OrderOrder (PDF)QuickRead version QuickRead versions are color coded: deletions in red; additions in blue. They are prepared for Missouri lawy...

See who is making news and moving where in the weekly Missouri Bar update "MoveMakers & NewsMakers."

The Young Lawyers’ Section of The Missouri Bar will present the final showings of two continuing legal education programs based on ‘The Milly Project.’ On May 25, no-cost The Milly Project film will be shown in St. Louis, and on June 17 in Kansas Cit...

   Jack Yarbrough is District 9 representive on The Missouri Bar Young Lawyers' Section Council.

There are some big changes in store for Missouri lawyers starting July 1. Due to the launch of expanded remote public access, lawyers will notice three major changes in how they e-file in Case.net starting in July:How to file CRIFSs (Confidential Red...

The Missouri Bar Board of Governors has reappointed Steven Harmon as a delegate to the ABA House of Delegates. Established in 1936, the House of Delegates is the policy-making body of the American Bar Association and provides a connection between the...

See who is making news and moving where in the weekly Missouri Bar update "MoveMakers & NewsMakers."

Today (Friday, May 12, 2023) marks the last day in the 2023 regular session for the General Assembly to consider regular legislation.   To date, the governor has signed two bills presented to him:  SS SB 51 (relating to the scope of practice of physi...

The Missouri Bar Board of Governors will convene May 19 in Jefferson City, in conjunction with the week-long series of the bar’s virtual Spring Committee Meetings.  The board – which is comprised of Missouri lawyers elected by their peers to represen...

By Matt Lurie, RubyIt’s no secret that lawyers are busy people. Writing briefs, communicating with clients, generating leads, conducting research, preparing for deposition, marketing services—an attorney’s list of tasks goes on and on. It’s no wonder...

The Missouri Bar Board of Governors has reappointed Mollie Mohan and Stephanie Wan to the Joint Commission on Women in the Profession. The Joint Commission on Women in the Profession was formed July 9, 2013, by order of the Supreme Court of Missouri ...

See who is making news and moving where in the weekly Missouri Bar update "MoveMakers & NewsMakers."

Missouri lawyers looking for continuing legal education credits will have the opportunity to learn about a wide range of legal topics – including about the upcoming remote public access changes – at no cost during The Missouri Bar’s Spring Committee ...

Both chambers of the General Assembly convened on Monday, May 1, 2023.   The following bills have been Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed so far this session:SS SB 51 (Eslinger), relating to the scope of practice for physical therapistsSS SCS SBs 94,...

A version of this article was previously published Jan. 20, 2022Patrick Krill, J.D., and Justin Anker, M.D., with the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Minnesota recently released the results of a survey taken afte...