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Wallet Thief Gives Victim His ID Ahead of Theft | KorteLaw Tip of the Day

05 Nov 2018 Comments off

Today's KorteLaw Legal Tip Of The Day: If you’re going to steal somebody’s wallet, don’t let them copy your photo ID before you do so. From STLToday.com: https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/man-gave-victim-his-id-before-stealing-wallet-in-franklin/article_2687ba8a-5be9-5ff4-b38a-d40d986e264a.html?mode=nowapp Today's [...]

Wondering How to Vote on Judges?

02 Nov 2018 Comments off

Here is a letter to The St. Louis Post-Dispatch from a member of the official state commission who evaluates and rates judges. To find out the commission's ratings of all judges across the state of Missouri, look here . To find out why some of us vote to retain judges who are appointed, rather than elect them, look here. Here is what the St. Louis [...]

MO Supreme Court To Decide Future of Second Injury Fund

25 Oct 2018 Comments off

The Missouri Supreme Court recently heard arguments that may well determine the future of a little-known Missouri governmental program known as the Second Injury Fund. The Fund was created after World War Two as a program to encourage the employment of partially-disabled workers. Instead of an employer being held fully liable to its injured [...]

Korte lectures at MOBAR Work Comp Institute

08 Jun 2018 Comments off

B. MICHAEL KORTE, of The Korte Law Firm, LLC, was a co-presenter at the Missouri Bar's Annual Workers' Compensation Institute on May 31, 2018. Along with Maria Daugherty of Evans and Dixon LLC and Rachel Houser, an assistant attorney of the Missouri Attorney General's office, Korte lectured an estimated audience of 100 lawyers, judges and workers' comp [...]

Korte Speaks to Law Students

16 Feb 2018 Comments off

B. MICHAEL KORTE of THE KORTE LAW FIRM participated in a panel discussion recently at the St. Louis University School of Law, as part of a panel discussion on February 14, 2018. Participating with Chris Archer of Archer & Lassa, and Commissioner John Larsen, Jr. the Chair of the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission of Missouri, Korte and his [...]

Horsing While Intoxicated – Your Next KorteLaw Legal Tip of the Day!

03 Nov 2017 Comments off

Today's KorteLaw Legal Tip Of The Day: If You Ride, Don't Drink. If you Drink, Don't Ride. At least a horse, or, really, any animal. From STLToday.com and the Associated Press: Florida woman charged with DUI on horse The Associated Press LAKELAND, Fla. • A 53-year-old woman riding a horse down a busy Florida highway has been arrested and [...]

Your Korte Law Legal Tip for July is Here!

30 Jul 2017 Comments off

Thanks once more to KorteLaw Krimestopper Eileen Lunsford for this useful advice: If you're going to steal a police car, make sure that no police are in it when you steal it. From USA Today: FORT PIERCE, Fla. — A 20-year-old man was arrested after police say he tried to steal a car. It wasn't just any old car: It was a Fort Pierce, Fla., [...]

Korte Keynote Speaker at State Work Comp Conference

11 Jul 2017 Comments off

B. Michael Korte, of The Korte Law Firm, LLC, recently was a co-presenter, with Chris Archer, of Archer, Lassa and McHugh, at the Missouri Division of Workers' Compensation's 23rd Annual Missouri Workers' Compensation Conference, held at the Tan-Tar-A resort at the scenic Lake of the Ozarks in Osage Beach, MO on June 5-6, 2017. For the first time, Korte [...]

Korte Again Interviewed by National Work Comp Website

06 Jul 2017 Comments off

B. Michael Korte, of The Korte Law Firm, LLC, was interviewed for a story that is currently (as of July 6, 2017) on the front page of workcompcentral, a leading website devoted to nationwide workers' compensation news, regarding the recent decision of the Southern District of the Missouri court of appeals, in Hedrick v. Big O Tires, SD 34566, issued June [...]

Governor Signs MO Workers’ Compensation Legislation

06 Jul 2017 Comments off

As reported by MissouriNet, Missouri Governor Eric Greitens signed Senate Bill 66 (HCS SS SCS SB 66) into effect on July 5, amending The Workers' Compensation Law of Missouri in various ways designed to attract more businesses to Missouri. The legislation worked its way through the Missouri legislature rather quietly and under the radar last spring, as [...]

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