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Recorder of Deeds challenger seeks to unseat long-time office holder Costello
A challenger seeking to unseat long-serving St. Clair County Recorder of Deeds Michael Costello believes heading the office that pays a handsome $98,776 salary requires more dedication than it currently receives.
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Capes Sokol creates trusts and estates practice group; Hires attorneys Muhm and Adams
Capes Sokol of St. Louis announced the opening of its trusts and estates practice group with the hiring of attorneys Harvard W. Muhm and Lisa M. Adams, formerly with Muhm & Reilly, a boutique private wealth planning law firm.
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Flora attorney Tungate helps swear in daughter to Illinois Bar
Flora attorney Mark Tungate helped welcome new attorneys into the practice of law during swearing-in ceremonies earlier this month, an exceptional moment for him as one of the new attorneys was his daughter.
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Greensfelder firm in St. Louis joined by attorneys Herman and Wolkiewicz
ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis law firm Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P.C.
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HeplerBroom elects seven partners
Matthew Champlin, Michael Chessler, Carolyn Husmann, Matthew Noce, Benjamin Powell, Eric Rosser and Jill Sundberg have been elected partners of HeplerBroom LLC.
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Meghan Kane joins HeplerBroom as associate
Meghan C. Kane has joined HeplerBroom in its Edwardsville office as an associate attorney. Kane focuses her practice on complex business litigation matters, including toxic torts.
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Lawyer wannabes against the First Amendment
Ever notice how people demanding tolerance are often intolerant?
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Guntli and French join HeplerBroom as associate attorneys
Timothy Guntli and Nathaniel French have joined HeplerBroom LLC as associate attorneys. Guntli is based in the firm's St. Louis office.
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HeplerBroom welcomes Lauren Collins as associate attorney
Attorney Lauren C. Collins joins HeplerBroom’s Edwardsville office as an associate.
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Hightower brings both civil and criminal experience to the bench
Jennifer L. Hightower, 32, will take the bench in Madison County with a resume that includes roles as asbestos litigator and prosecutor which she says have helped prepare her for her new role as judge.