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Recognition:Paul Venker and Teresa Young Recognized on 2025 MLM POWER List of Appellate Attorneys

FEB 13, 2025

Paul Venker and Teresa Young Recognized on 2025 MLM POWER List of Appellate Attorneys

For the fifth year in a row, Baker Sterchi attorneys Paul Venker and Teresa Young have earned recognition on Missouri Lawyers Media's POWER List of Appellate Attorneys.

Firm News:Gregorio Silva Selected to Join HBAGKC Board as Social Media Coordinator

FEB 13, 2025

Gregorio Silva Selected to Join HBAGKC Board as Social Media Coordinator

Baker Sterchi Member Gregorio Silva has been selected to join the board of the Hispanic Bar Association of Greater Kansas City (HBAGKC) as a social media coordinator for the 2025 term.

Firm News:Lindsey Freihoff Joins Baker Sterchi in Kansas City

FEB 11, 2025

Lindsey Freihoff Joins Baker Sterchi in Kansas City

Lindsey Freihoff joins Baker Sterchi as an associate in the firm's Kansas City office.

Speaking Engagements:Michelle Meloche to Present at AHLA Webinar on Politics and Health Care

FEB 11, 2025

Michelle Meloche to Present at AHLA Webinar on Politics and Health Care

On Feb. 27, Baker Sterchi attorney Michelle Meloche will co-present at the American Health Law Association's (AHLA) virtual webinar, "Walking the Tightrope: When Politics and Health Care Collide."

Financial Services Law Blog:CFPB Issues New Rule Precluding Collection and Reporting of Consumer Medical Debt

FEB 7, 2025

CFPB Issues New Rule Precluding Collection and Reporting of Consumer Medical Debt

On March 8, 2025, a final rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("CFPB") will become effective. The rule amends Regulation V, which implements the Fair Credit Reporting Act ("FCRA"), to prohibit collection and reporting of consumer medical debt.

Recognition:Greg Odom Selected to Law Bulletin Media 2025 Leading Lawyers

FEB 7, 2025

Greg Odom Selected to Law Bulletin Media 2025 Leading Lawyers

Baker Sterchi member Greg Odom has been named to Law Bulletin Media's Leading Lawyers in Illinois for his work in commercial litigation, insurance coverage and reinsurance law, products liability defense and toxic torts defense.

Speaking Engagements:Nick Ruble to Speak at ALFA Gig Economy Regional Seminar

FEB 6, 2025

Nick Ruble to Speak at ALFA Gig Economy Regional Seminar

On Feb. 20, Baker Sterchi Member Nick Ruble will be a panelist at ALFA International's Gig Economy Regional Seminar in Austin, Texas.

Employment & Labor Law Blog:Requirements of the New Illinois Pay Transparency Amendment

FEB 5, 2025

Requirements of the New Illinois Pay Transparency Amendment

As of January 1, 2025, Illinois employers must provide pay scale and benefit information for positions in job postings. Employers should also notify current employees of these opportunities for promotion.

Missouri Law Blog:Missouri Appellate Practitioners Ask State's Highest Court to Change "Points Relied On" Rule for Appellate Briefs

FEB 3, 2025

Missouri Appellate Practitioners Ask State's Highest Court to Change "Points Relied On" Rule for Appellate Briefs

Missouri's "points relied on" rule is often a pitfall for attorneys finding themselves in the position of drafting an appellate brief in the State, particularly for counsel not often litigating in the appellate courts or for out-of-town practitioners. In fact, Missouri is the only state that mandates attorneys lay out points to be raised on appeal in their arguments in a set, often rigid format. Deviations from the rule's format can result in dismissal of the appeal. A group of two dozen of the State's appellate practitioners, as well as several professional organizations, have asked the Missouri Supreme Court to modify the rule or, alternatively, to appoint a special committee to analyze difficulties encountered in complying with the rule.

Insurance Law Blog:No Bad Faith Found where Carrier Promptly Offered Policy Limits and Subsequent Demands Were Not Sufficiently Definite

JAN 29, 2025

No Bad Faith Found where Carrier Promptly Offered Policy Limits and Subsequent Demands Were Not Sufficiently Definite

The Missouri Court of Appeals affirmed summary judgment for the insurer, ruling no bad faith where the carrier promptly offered policy limits. The claimant's subsequent demands for a 537.065 agreement were not sufficiently definite to constitute a "reasonable opportunity to settle."

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