Kyla Asbury is a journalist who writes for various publications, including the St. Louis Record, GIBSON GRECO & WOOD LTD, and the West Virginia Record. Her articles cover a range of topics, including legal disputes, lawsuits, and local news. Kyla's work has also been featured in Autobody News.
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Kyla Asbury's coverage heavily focuses on legal disputes, lawsuits, personal injuries, employment issues, and contract breaches. She frequently covers human resources & employment and legal & compliance topics.
Given her focus on these areas, Kyla would likely be receptive to pitches that offer expert insights into labor laws, workplace regulations, or analysis of recent court cases related to the themes she covers. Additionally, sources who can provide commentary on specific instances of contract breach or personal injury cases may find success in reaching out to her.
Since Kyla doesn't have a specified geographic focus but instead seems to cover a wide range of legal topics from various locations without bias towards any particular region or country when it comes to covering legal matters and disputes.
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By: Kyla Asbury
ST. LOUIS — In a recent decision, the Western District of the Missouri Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by healthcare providers against National Insurance, affirming that certain legal assignments signed by the providers' patients were invalid under Missouri law.
By: Kyla Asbury
JEFFERSON CITY — Three states have filed an amended complaint in a 2022 lawsuit against the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, accusing the agency of endangering women’s health by removing key safety protocols for abortion medications.
By: Kyla Asbury
ST. LOUIS — A former employee of Tyson Poultry filed a lawsuit against the company alleging discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Missouri Human Rights Act.
By: Kyla Asbury
KANSAS CITY — A former employee of Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores has filed a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of gender-based discrimination and creating a hostile work environment.
ST. LOUIS — A Boeing employee in St. Louis filed a lawsuit alleging sexual harassment, retaliation and discrimination after allegedly enduring years of inappropriate behavior and unaddressed complaints at the company.
By: Kyla Asbury
ST. LOUIS — As early voting kicks off in Missouri, a broad coalition of business owners is standing firmly behind a ballot initiative that aims to raise the minimum wage and establish paid sick leave for workers.
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By: Kyla Asbury
JEFFERSON CITY — Ryan Munro, the Libertarian candidate for Missouri attorney general, envisions a fresh approach to the role, aiming to shift its focus back to the needs of individual Missourians and small businesses.
By: Kyla Asbury
ST. LOUIS — The Missouri Court of Appeals recently upheld trial court decisions in two separate but similar cases involving claims of race and age discrimination against St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS) filed by former employees
By: Kyla Asbury
ST. LOUIS — Two Missouri residents have filed a class-action lawsuit against Waiakea Bottling, Waiakea Inc. and Sam’s Club, alleging that Waiakea Hawaiian Volcanic Water was contaminated and caused significant health issues.
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