Kallie Cox is a reporter based in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Kallie has written for various publications including The Charlotte Observer, Yahoo News, and Queen City Nerve. She covers a range of topics including crime, justice, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Kallie Cox's coverage is primarily focused on local crime, law enforcement, and evolving stories in Charlotte and North Carolina. She frequently covers breaking news related to crime, with a significant emphasis on legal developments and government announcements.
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By: Kallie Cox
The ABA’s new guidance on the ethical use of generative AI tools makes the case that lawyers may soon be unable to ignore the rapidly developing technology as a necessary means of providing “competent” representation to their clients.
By: Kallie Cox
After nearly two years, a St. Charles man has obtained a $100,000 settlement resulting from a motor vehicle crash on a rural road.
By: Kallie Cox
Dive into the tactics that helped Eric Playter win 16 out of 21 cases and $30.8 million in verdicts, ranging from personal injury to civil rights.
By: Kallie Cox
A 67-year-old woman was struck by a vehicle in Kirkwood as she attempted to cross the street. Despite a head injury that corrupted her memory of the accident, her attorney, Stephen Gerring, helped her to obtain a $276,000 settlement.
By: Kallie Cox
The Supreme Court of Missouri is left to ponder a question regarding a previously disciplined St. Louis attorney who has once again been thrust into the spotlight for rules violations.
By: Kallie Cox
Eric Playter tried 21 cases in 25 months, winning 16 with verdicts totaling $30.8 million, attributing success to experience and organization. He warns other attorneys against overworking, as it leads to burnout, which he experienced while trying numerous cases.
By: Kallie Cox
A woman who was test-driving a used Ford Explorer with car dealership Hitt Automotive rear-ended another vehicle and its driver sued her. The question posed to the Missouri Supreme Court is whether the insurance company must provide information on discovery.
Slightly fewer test takers passed the Missouri Bar Exam this year compared to last year, but overall numbers remain on an upswing compared to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Traffic stop turned drug bust: Missouri Supreme Court to rule on evidence suppression
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