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Mo. Const. Art. I, Bill of Rights, s. 22a: "That the right of trial by jury as heretofore enjoyed shall remain inviolate"
MATA member Gina Chiala and the Heartland Center for Jobs & Freedom played a big role here. missouriindependent.com/2021…
Almost $17K and 350 coats - well done, Southwest MATA members! news-leader.com/story/news/2…
Wayne Gerling & his attorney (and MATA member) Kevin Carnie Jr., have fought long and hard for a measure of justice. stltoday.com/news/local/colu…
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We all agree that healthcare workers deserve praise for their work in fighting COVID. But that work should not be weaponized to protect negligence for NON-COVID related errors at the expense of innocent injured Missourians.
If no one is accountable, no one is safe.
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This ad is false.
1) The nonpartisan mapmaker applies to the Auditor's office for the job. The final candidate is selected by the state Senate majority and minority leader together. If they can't agree, the mapmaker is chosen by lottery from the qualified candidates.
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Cool. Cool. So we are waiving statutes. How about that one that won’t let you count a mail in ballot postmarked before Election Day but received after?
Sec. Ashcroft has just received notice from @GovParsonMO waiving 115.615, 115.621, and 115.623 regarding how political party committees meet and organize.
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These people do not deserve immunity from civil liability. They do deserve criminal prosecution.
Meatpacking companies said their plants needed to stay open, warning that the U.S. faced a severe meat shortage. At least 89 meatpacking workers died
It was a fake meat shortage. Turns out American meatpackers shipped a record amount of pork to China. nytimes.com/2020/06/16/busin…
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“Liability waivers open the door for corporations to skirt protocols like erecting Plexiglas barriers, providing face masks and other protective equipment, and keeping people the proper distance apart without suffering any repercussions.” apnews.com/62c2ed6ebc0dc3528…
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Do you know a young attorney who's making a positive difference and is on the track for success? Nominate that person for our 2020 Up & Coming Awards! More info & nomination form at the link: molawyersmedia.com/up-and-co…
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KCMBA offers free legal services for health care workers @KCMBA molawyersmedia.com/2020/06/1…
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As nursing home residents died, new covid-19 protections shielded companies from lawsuits. Families say that hides the truth. washingtonpost.com/business/…
Big business is asking @GovParsonMO to bring back #moleg for #covid19 immunity.
Immunity is bad for Missourians. "If the goal is to keep people safe, then there has to be accountability for folks who don't."
@MoLawyersMedia
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When it comes to protecting the most vulnerable population, nursing home residents and their families have a constitutional right to seek justice when harmed or mistreated.
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This month's Trial covers technology that will support your practice wherever you are. Tips for managing full-time remote work, best practices for remote depositions, questions to ask when selecting case management software, and more. bit.ly/2Xte0Hz
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Grow Your Network and AAJ from Home -- AAJ is hosting special virtual membership drives every Thursday in June, each with a social and networking component. To RSVP or learn more about these events and the recruiter rewards, email membership@justice.org. #AAJTogether
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Definitely vote, Missouri: sos.mo.gov/elections/goVoteM… – at California, USA
If corporations are not responsible for failing to take reasonable steps to protect their employees and customers, then the economy cannot reopen b/c the public will not feel safe. We don't a #responsibilitywaiver.
Great piece from @paulwaldman1 on Corporate immunity: “Not only is it morally indefensible, right now it’s also the worst possible way to help the American economy get back on its feet.” washingtonpost.com/opinions/…























