St. Louis, United States (Local)
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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, Chris Dickerson
KANSAS CITY — A federal judge in Missouri has ordered a former employee and LTN Global Communications Inc. to resolve a retaliation claim through arbitration, while declining to dismiss the case outright and placing it on hold pending that process.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
ST. LOUIS — A man has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Wiese USA Inc. alleging that a June cyber incident exposed sensitive personal information and that the company did not publicly disclose the breach.
(Legal Newsline) — The Missouri Court of Appeals for the Eastern District has affirmed a St. Louis Circuit Court judgment in favor of insurers that denied coverage sought by the
By: Kyla Asbury
(Legal Newsline) — The Missouri Court of Appeals for the Eastern District has affirmed a St.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
Missouri Court of Appeals for the Eastern District in St. Louis
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
ST. LOUIS — The Missouri Court of Appeals’ Eastern District has affirmed a judgment requiring the City of St. Louis collector of revenue to refund earnings-tax payments tied to federal historic tax credits associated with the rehabilitation of the historic Laurel building in downtown St. Louis.
A Virginia dairy farm has filed a proposed class action lawsuit in federal court in Missouri, accusing some of the world’s largest fertilizer companies of conspiring to fix and inflate
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
ST. LOUIS — The Missouri Court of Appeals’ Eastern District has affirmed sanctions against Frederich Construction Inc. and ruled that the company’s appeal was frivolous, ordering its appellate counsel to pay $5,000 each to law firms.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
JEFFERSON CITY — The Green Dragon and its owners have agreed not to own, operate or hold a financial interest in any Missouri business that markets, advertises or sells 7-OH or any other kratom product, directly or indirectly, to Missouri consumers and distributors, Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced last week.
JEFFERSON CITY — A personal care attendant has pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud after submitting false statements and time records that resulted in more than $37,000 in Missouri Medicaid payments for services that were not provided, Attorney General Catherine Hanaway’s office has announced.
