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Powers and Responsibility: How a Condominium Association Created a Potential Liability

Powers and Responsibility: How a Condominium Association Created a Potential Liability

by e-LawLines | Jul 20, 2016 | Homeowner Associations, Real Estate Law

In 2013, a resident at Homefield Gardens Condominium Association was attacked by another resident’s pit bull. She brought suit against her Condominium Association alleging negligence, among other theories of recovery.  Her allegations included that the Condominium...
Shhh…Can You Keep a Secret?

Shhh…Can You Keep a Secret?

by e-LawLines | Jun 21, 2016 | Contract Law, Corporate Law, Employment Law, Small Business Law

Recently enacted federal “Defend Trade Secrets Act “ includes whistleblower protection not previously afforded by state law. On May 11, 2016 the Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) was signed into law and became immediately effective to protect misappropriation of trade...
Physician Entitled To Compensation From Collections Received By Hospital After Her Contract Ended, Court Says

Physician Entitled To Compensation From Collections Received By Hospital After Her Contract Ended, Court Says

by e-LawLines | May 12, 2016 | Employment Law, Litigation

The Missouri Court of Appeals recently interpreted a physician’s employment contract and found that she was entitled to compensation for services rendered while employed with the hospital, but for which payment was not received until after her last date of employment....
Solar Panels Must Come Down Pursuant to Subdivision’s Covenants, Appeals Court Rules

Solar Panels Must Come Down Pursuant to Subdivision’s Covenants, Appeals Court Rules

by e-LawLines | May 12, 2016 | Homeowner Associations

“Let the sun shine,” may have been the tune being hummed by homeowners while first installing a photovoltaic solar array system on various roofs and grounds of their property located within a subdivision. But, the Missouri Court of Appeals subsequently upheld the...
Consultant’s advice to client not a trade secret, court rules

Consultant’s advice to client not a trade secret, court rules

by e-LawLines | Apr 29, 2016 | Litigation

The legal parameters of the Missouri Uniform Trade Secret Act (MUTSA) are a frequent issue addressed by both Missouri federal and state courts. While MUTSA contains a specific definition of “trade secret,” a court must complete its analysis of particular information...
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