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Results:Defense Verdict Obtained in Delayed Diagnosis Medical Malpractice Case

JUL 29, 2026
Mark BudzinskiMark Budzinski920.884.2378
Katherine CortesyKatherine Cortesy608.662.1159

Defense Verdict Obtained in Delayed Diagnosis Medical Malpractice Case

Following an eight-day trial in Kenosha County Circuit Court, Baker Sterchi Wisconsin attorneys obtained a defense verdict on behalf of an emergency medicine physician and physician assistant in a medical malpractice case.

Firm News:Baker Sterchi Welcomes Victoria Scott as Director of Human Resources

JUL 29, 2026
Victoria S. ScottVictoria S. Scott816.448.9391

Baker Sterchi Welcomes Victoria Scott as Director of Human Resources

Baker Sterchi welcomes Victoria Scott as the firm's Director of Human Resources, based in the Kansas City office.

Drug / Device Law Blog:Illinois Appellate Court Expands Learned Intermediary Doctrine to NICU Formula Cases

JUL 28, 2026
Laura K. BeasleyLaura K. Beasley618.202.5801

Illinois Appellate Court Expands Learned Intermediary Doctrine to NICU Formula Cases

The Illinois Appellate Court reversed a $60 million verdict against an infant formula manufacturer, holding that the learned intermediary doctrine applies to physician-directed formula used in NICUs. The decision provides important guidance on the application of the learned intermediary doctrine and evidentiary issues in product liability.

Firm News:Friesen Leads, Freihoff Presents at ALFA Gig Economy Practice Group Seminar

JUL 27, 2026
Kehl D. FriesenKehl D. Friesen816.448.9326
Lindsey R. FreihoffLindsey R. Freihoff816.448.9394

Friesen Leads, Freihoff Presents at ALFA Gig Economy Practice Group Seminar

Baker Sterchi Member Kehl Friesen recently helped lead the ALFA Gig Economy & Emerging Tech Practice Group Seminar in Park City, Utah.

Firm News:Lindsey Freihoff Selected Secretary/Treasurer of KBA Young Lawyers Section

JUL 23, 2026
Lindsey R. FreihoffLindsey R. Freihoff816.448.9394

Lindsey Freihoff Selected Secretary/Treasurer of KBA Young Lawyers Section

Baker Sterchi attorney Lindsey Freihoff has been selected to serve as secretary/treasurer of the Kansas Bar Association's (KBA) Young Lawyers Section for the 2026-2027 term.

Recognition:Three Baker Sterchi Attorneys Recognized by 2026 Oregon Super Lawyers

JUL 22, 2026
Jeanne F. LoftisJeanne F. Loftis971.374.5577
Hayley D. HollisHayley D. Hollis971.374.5568
Justin L. MeyerJustin L. Meyer971.374.5569

Three Baker Sterchi Attorneys Recognized by 2026 Oregon Super Lawyers

Baker Sterchi Member Jeanne Loftis has been named to the 2026 Oregon Super Lawyers list, while attorneys Hayley Hollis and Justin Meyer have been named to the Rising Stars list.

Publications:Katherine Cortesy Examines Recorded Medical and Vocational Examinations in WDC Journal

JUL 20, 2026
Katherine CortesyKatherine Cortesy608.662.1159

Katherine Cortesy Examines Recorded Medical and Vocational Examinations in WDC Journal

Baker Sterchi attorney Katherine Cortesy authored "Privacy Please: The Case Against Recorded Medical and Vocational Examinations," published in the spring edition of Wisconsin Civil Trial Journal, a publication of the Wisconsin Defense Counsel (WDC).

Recognition:Tom Rice Selected for 2026 Missouri Lawyers Media ICON Award

MAY 4, 2026
Thomas E. RiceThomas E. Rice816.448.9333

Tom Rice Selected for 2026 Missouri Lawyers Media ICON Award

Missouri Lawyers Media has selected Baker Sterchi Member Tom Rice as a recipient of its 2026 ICON Award.

Speaking Engagements:Heather Shore to Lead, Speak at KBA Construction Law CLE Conference

MAY 4, 2026
Heather Field ShoreHeather Field Shore816.448.9329

Heather Shore to Lead, Speak at KBA Construction Law CLE Conference

On June 5, Baker Sterchi Member and Kansas Bar Association Construction Law Section President Heather Shore will help lead and co-present at the KBA Construction Law CLE Conference in Olathe, Kansas.

Firm News:Baker Sterchi Welcomes Amber Nations as Director of Accounting

MAY 1, 2026
Amber M. NationsAmber M. Nations816.460.2800

Baker Sterchi Welcomes Amber Nations as Director of Accounting

Baker Sterchi welcomes Amber Nations as the firm's Director of Accounting, based in the Kansas City office.

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Illinois Appellate Court Expands Learned Intermediary Doctrine to NICU Formula Cases

The Illinois Appellate Court reversed a $60 million verdict against an infant formula manufacturer, holding that the learned intermediary doctrine applies to physician-directed formula used in NICUs. The decision provides important guidance on the application of the learned intermediary doctrine and...
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Missouri Supreme Court affirms exclusion of expert testimony under Mo. Rev. Stat. Section 490.065 (the state law analogue to Federal Rule of Evidence 702), emphasizing failure to show reliability

The Missouri Supreme Court has reaffirmed that expert testimony must meet the requirements of Section 490.065 that the opinion be the product of reliable principles and methods, reliably applied....
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City of Lancaster Uses AI to Process Construction Permit Applications

Municipalities are beginning to use agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) to process construction permit applications, reduce backlogs and improve efficiency. The trend offers opportunities for faster project approvals but also raises oversight, transparency, and risk management considerations....
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Wisconsin State Legislature Approves Change to Venue Statute

The Wisconsin Legislature takes aim at forum shopping with the passage of Assembly Bill 225. The proposed Bill seeks to limit where an insurer or business is considered to do "substantial business" for purposes of determining venue and seeks to promote fairness and efficiency in the judicial process...
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Fashioning Justice: Lack of Expert Testimony Unravels Defective Uniform Case

In 2025, the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois granted two defendants Daubert motions in a toxic tort lawsuit alleging injury from exposure to chemicals used in airline uniforms. According to the court, the plaintiffs' expert witnesses failed to provide a plausible biological theo...
Missouri Law Blog

Missouri Court of Appeals Affirms Immunity in Fatal 2019 Central High School Shooting Case

Following a high school basketball game, a youngster was fatally shot on school grounds, and the victim's mother filed a wrongful death action against the Kansas City Public Schools, an off-duty police officer, and others. The Circuit Court of Jackson County granted a motion to dismiss in favor of ...
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Missouri Federal Court Rejects Conditional Certification in FLSA Meal Break Case

A Missouri federal court declined to certify an FLSA meal break collective action where plaintiffs relied on potential interruptions rather than evidence of unpaid work....
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U.S. Supreme Court Limits Application of Healthcare Affidavit of Merit Requirements in Federal Court

In Berk v. Choy, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a state court healthcare affidavit of merit requirement is procedural and cannot be enforced in federal court when it conflicts with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. The decision impacts healthcare litigation strategy nationwide whi...
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Weight Loss Wonders, Legal Woes: The Price of GLP-1 Popularity

Explores GLP-1 drugs' surging use, alleged risks and defenses in emerging product-liability suits centralized in MDL-3094, and compounding disputes, with attention on pivotal discovery, Daubert rulings, and bellwethers shaping outcomes ahead....
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Seventh Circuit test for issuance of notice to prospective ADEA/FLSA collective plaintiffs balances employee and employer interests, offering employers a chance at pre-notice rebuttal evidence

The Seventh Circuit held that in ADEA lawsuits, before the court may permit "opt-in" notice to a class of prospective plaintiff employees, plaintiffs must furnish evidence that prospective class members are "similarly situated" in that they were victims of a common illegal employment practice or pol...

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Kentucky Trial Results in Defense Verdict for Client in Read-End Collision

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Baker Sterchi Welcomes Victoria Scott as Director of Human Resources

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