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Firm News:Charniece Rollie Completes Inclusive Leadership Certificate of Mastery and Capstone Program

JUN 19, 2025
Charniece N. RollieCharniece N. Rollie816.448.9349

Charniece Rollie Completes Inclusive Leadership Certificate of Mastery and Capstone Program

Charniece Rollie, Baker Sterchi's Director of Administration, recently completed the Inclusive Leadership Certificate of Mastery and Capstone Program, "Strategies for Promoting and Fostering a World-Class Culture of Inclusion."

Firm News:Jeanne Loftis Named Executive Council Class Secretary of ADTA

JUN 18, 2025
Jeanne F. LoftisJeanne F. Loftis971.374.5577

Jeanne Loftis Named Executive Council Class Secretary of ADTA

Baker Sterchi Member Jeanne Loftis has been named executive council class secretary of the Association of Defense Trial Attorneys (ADTA).

Firm News:Baker Sterchi Welcomes Brandon MacDonald in Kansas City

JUN 18, 2025
Brandon R. MacDonaldBrandon R. MacDonald816.431.8466

Baker Sterchi Welcomes Brandon MacDonald in Kansas City

Baker Sterchi is pleased to welcome Brandon MacDonald as an associate in the firm's Kansas City office.

Firm News:Andrew Podjenski Joins Baker Sterchi in Kansas City

JUN 17, 2025
Andrew M. PodjenskiAndrew M. Podjenski816.431.8442

Andrew Podjenski Joins Baker Sterchi in Kansas City

Andrew Podjenski joins Baker Sterchi as an associate in the firm's Kansas City office.

Firm News:Meghan Kane Named Second Vice President of Madison County Bar Association

JUN 17, 2025
Meghan C. KaneMeghan C. Kane618.202.5803

Meghan Kane Named Second Vice President of Madison County Bar Association

Baker Sterchi Member Meghan Kane has been named second vice president of the Madison County Bar Association (MCBA) for the 2025-2026 term.

Speaking Engagements:Beasley Presents on Litigation Funding at Medmarc Seminar

JUN 16, 2025
Laura K. BeasleyLaura K. Beasley618.202.5801

Beasley Presents on Litigation Funding at Medmarc Seminar

Baker Sterchi Member Laura Beasley co-presented "Litigation Funding" at the 37th Annual Medmarc Medical Device Seminar on June 13 in Sonoma, California.

Firm News:Baker Sterchi Sponsors LCLD Alumni Leadership Symposium

JUN 12, 2025
Gregorio SilvaGregorio Silva816.448.9363

Baker Sterchi Sponsors LCLD Alumni Leadership Symposium

Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice is proud to be a sponsor the 14th Annual Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD) Alumni Leadership Symposium, taking place June 26–27, 2025, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Publications:Megan Coluccio Serves as Editor of FDCC's June Civil Writes Newsletter

JUN 11, 2025
Megan M. ColuccioMegan M. Coluccio206.957.9669

Megan Coluccio Serves as Editor of FDCC's June Civil Writes Newsletter

Baker Sterchi Member Megan Coluccio served as editor of the June 2025 edition of the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel's (FDCC) Civil Rights and Public Entity Committee newsletter, Civil Writes.

Product Liability Law Blog:CPSC Changes Rules for Amazon

JUN 10, 2025
James T. Seigfreid, Jr.James T. Seigfreid, Jr.816.471.2121
Samantha R. PattersonSamantha R. Patterson816.448.9338

CPSC Changes Rules for Amazon

The CPSC has ruled Amazon a "distributor" under the Consumer Product Safety Act, expanding its liability for product safety in its Fulfilled by Amazon Program. Amazon is challenging the decision in federal court, citing the Supreme Court's recent Loper Bright ruling limiting agency deference.

Firm News:Lindsey Freihoff Selected as Social Chair of KBA Young Lawyers Section

JUN 10, 2025
Lindsey R. FreihoffLindsey R. Freihoff816.448.9394

Lindsey Freihoff Selected as Social Chair of KBA Young Lawyers Section

Baker Sterchi attorney Lindsey Freihoff has been selected to serve as social chair of the Kansas Bar Association's (KBA) Young Lawyers Section.

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Product Liability Law Blog

CPSC Changes Rules for Amazon

The CPSC has ruled Amazon a "distributor" under the Consumer Product Safety Act, expanding its liability for product safety in its Fulfilled by Amazon Program. Amazon is challenging the decision in federal court, citing the Supreme Court's recent Loper Bright ruling limiting agency deference....
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Consumer Credit Industry can Breathe Easier as CFPB's Medical Debt Rule Likely to be Discharged

The Eastern District of Texas has set a hearing that will likely result in an order and final judgment vacating the Consumer Financial Services Protection Bureau Rule prohibiting collection and reporting of consumer medical debt information....
Employment & Labor Law Blog

Missouri lawmakers overturn Proposition A's paid sick leave and partially overturn its minimum wage increases.

On May 14, 2025, the Missouri Senate overturned the minimum wage increases and paid sick leave passed by Missouri voters last November included in Proposition A, by applying the seldom used Previous Question rule. The repeal of those provisions is expected to go into effect on August 28, 2025....
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Evasive Jurisdiction: Site Unseen

The District Court of Kansas reminded practitioners that the plaintiff's prima facie burden to establish personal jurisdiction cannot be met by inadequate allegations and a Motion for Jurisdictional Discovery....
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Highlights from the Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission's 2024 Annual Report

The Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission's 2024 annual report offers some surprising takeaways on lawyer demographics, disciplinary proceedings, and Illinois rule changes....
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180 Degree Turn in 100 days: The CFPB Under Trump's Second Term

Numerous structural and policy-related changes have occurred to the CFPB since the new administration took office in January 2025. We are following the ever-changing landscape of the CFPB, and an overview of the first 100 days of Trump's second term follows....
Illinois Law Blog

Illinois Appellate Court Rules Plaintiff's Attorneys Tried to Influence Jury Through Social Media

In a recent opinion, the Appellate Court of Illinois, First District, was faced with social media posts which seemed to clearly cross the line from providing information to acting as a deliberate attempt to influence juror sentiment and decision-making....
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U.S. Supreme Court Expands the Scope of Potential Civil RICO Claims

The United States Supreme Court has resolved a circuit split on the question of whether a plaintiff may bring a civil RICO claim for business or property loss resulting from a personal injury. In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court determined that a civil RICO claim may be brought for a business or prop...
Missouri Law Blog

Missouri Court of Appeals Rules Causation Opinion Offered by Treating Physician at Trial Must Be Disclosed in Discovery

The Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District reversed and remanded the lower court's judgment in favor of the defendant, Soo Line Railroad Company, after finding that the lower court erred by allowing decedent's treating physician, who had not been designated as an expert witness, to testi...
Financial Services Law Blog

Resolution Regarding Litigation Challenging CFPB Rule Capping Late Fees May Have Lasting Impact.

The Northern District of Texas Issued an Order and Final Judgement vacating the Consumer Financial Services Protection Bureau Rule capping late payment credit card fees after stipulation by both sides that the CFPB violated the law in enacting the same....

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Summary Judgment Obtained on Behalf of Class III Medical Device Manufacturer Based on Preemption

Appellate Win for Baker Sterchi in Case Alleging Bad Faith Failure to Settle

Baker Sterchi Lawyers Uphold Huge Sanction Award in Climbing Gym Case

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