Sovereign Immunity Judgment for Client Against Missouri Government Agency

Obtained a favorable ruling from the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District on an issue of sovereign immunity. The Cole County Circuit Court initially granted summary judgment to a Missouri government agency for sovereign immunity in a case involving an auto accident. The appellate court reversed the decision, holding there was no immunity when the state agency was acting in the role of a contractor and not in an administrative capacity.

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Supreme Court Upholds SEC’s Disgorgement Power But Leaves Some Questions Unanswered

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Colorado A-Companies: Options for Artists and Investors Nationwide

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Armstrong Teasdale Named a Champion for Diversity & Inclusion

Armstrong Teasdale has been named a Champion for Diversity & Inclusion by the St. Louis Business Journal. The firm was recognized for its sponsorship and mentorship programs, leadership development, employee resource groups, and workplace...

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Partners Lam, Waldman Quoted in National Media on Biscayne 21 Settlement

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White House Executive Order on Advanced AI Innovation and Security: Implications for the Technology and Defense Sectors

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Armstrong Teasdale Secures Possession of Two Chicago High-Rises in Ground Lease Litigation

An Armstrong Teasdale litigation team successfully secured possession for its clients of two high-rises located on the 800 West block of Jackson Boulevard in Chicago, delivering a significant victory for the ground lessors in...

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Formation of Equity Joint Venture for $1 Billion Insurance Consortium

Represented a non-controlling owner in the formation of an equity joint venture that served as a managing general underwriter for a consortium of insurance companies with more than $1 billion in annual revenues, and...