David Vaughn Authors DRI Article on Capturing a Jury's Attention
Baker Sterchi associate David Vaughn authored "Get to the Point: Why Lawyers Need to Capture a Jury's Attention," published in the October 2026 edition of DRI's The Brief Case.
Firm News:Baker Sterchi Welcomes Cristo Rey High School Student Worker Dayani
OCT 2, 2026
Baker Sterchi Welcomes Cristo Rey High School Student Worker Dayani
Baker Sterchi welcomes Dayani as a student worker in the firm's Kansas City office.
Results:Summary Judgment Secured for Hospital Corporate Officer in Wisconsin Case Raising Issues of First Impression
Summary Judgment Secured for Hospital Corporate Officer in Wisconsin Case Raising Issues of First Impression
In August 2026, Baker Sterchi secured dismissal on summary judgment for a hospital corporate officer in a negligence case filed in Langlade County Circuit Court, Wisconsin.
Firm News:Megan Sterchi Lammert and Greg Odom Appointed Baker Sterchi Blog Editors
Heather Shore to Present at KCMBA Construction Law Program
On Oct. 15, Baker Sterchi Member Heather Shore will serve as a panelist for "Annual Review of Missouri and Kansas Construction Law: Cases and Legislation," a CLE program presented by the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association's (KCMBA) Construction Law Committee.
Recognition:Jackie Longfellow Named to MLM 2026 Employment Law POWER List
Jackie Longfellow Named to MLM 2026 Employment Law POWER List
Baker Sterchi Member Jackie Longfellow has been named to Missouri Lawyers Media's 2026 Employment Law POWER List. This marks her second consecutive year receiving the recognition.
Illinois Law Blog:Illinois Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act: A Bold Step in Regulating High-Powered AI Models
Illinois Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act: A Bold Step in Regulating High-Powered AI Models
Illinois' Senate Bill 315, which takes effect on January 1, 2027, establishes safety, transparency, reporting, and independent audit requirements for developers of powerful "frontier" AI models, with stricter obligations for large developers. The law focuses on minimizing catastrophic risks while creating a framework for accountability and oversight. In a departure from similar laws enacted by California and New York, Illinois became the first state to require annual independent audits of large frontier AI model developers.
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