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Administrative Law
  In 1994, the Supreme Court of
Missouri noted that “administrative
law is an increasingly important
area of practice in Missouri.” Weber
v. Firemen’s Ret. Sys., 872 S.W.2d
477, 478 (Mo. banc 1994). Whether
you regularly practice in this area
or, like many other attorneys, are
unfamiliar with all the rules and
regulations but find yourself facing
administrative law issues with in-
creasing frequency, this deskbook
will provide valuable assistance.
  The 2-volume set covers a broad
range of topics, from immigration
practice to education law to prac-
tice before various state agencies.
It includes forms and a forms disk;
new chapters on Education Law,
the Department of Social Services,
and the Gaming Commission;
practice pointers; agency contact
information; procedural guidelines;
and more.
  For a list of the forms available
on the disk, visit our online CLE
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Contents
1. Introduction
Kent L. Brown
2. Administrative Rules and
Rulemaking
Gary W. Duffy
3. Agency Adjudication—
Contested and
Noncontested Cases
John D. Landwehr,
Lowell D. Pearson, and
Kent L. Brown
4. Judicial Review
Paul M. Spinden
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5. Evidence and Burden of Proof
Harvey M. Tettlebaum and
Amanda Bartlett Mook
Mary S. Erickson (Supp.)
6. Practice and Procedure
Before the Administrative
Hearing Commission
Daniel R.E. Jordan and
James B. Deutsch
7. Extraordinary Writs
Paul H. Gardner
8. Attorney Fees Forms on
Robert C. Cook and
William J. Bryan, IV
CD-ROM
9. Missouri Open Meetings/
Open Records Law
(Sunshine Law)
James H. Klahr
10. Professional Licensing 19. Education Law
Audrey Hanson McIntosh Keith R. Powell and
11. Personnel Hearings Before Kristen K. Morrow
Administrative Hearing Kelli Hopkins (Supp.)
Agencies 20. Gaming Commission
Paul R. Otto Kurt P. Valentine
12. Public Service Commission 21. Agency Summaries
William R. England, III and Jane A. Rackers
Paul A. Boudreau 22. Federal Procedure and
13. Intrastate Transportation by Review
Motor Vehicle David R. Tripp and
Stephen G. Newman David A. Linehan
David E. Woodside (Supp.) Andrew L. Schulkin (Supp.)
14. State Tax Commission 23. Immigration and
R. Randall Turley and Naturalization Practice
Aimee L. Smashey Lilian C. Fernandez
15. Department of Revenue
Department of Revenue Staff
16. Employment Security Law
Ninion S. Riley
17. Administrative Procedures
Under Civil Rights Laws
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Sandra L. Schermerhorn and
James M. Paul
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Adoption Law and Practice
  Adoption Law and Practice is an
expanded and updated version of
chapters previously included in Mo-
BarCLE’s Family Law and Juvenile
Law deskbooks. The stand-alone
deskbook incorporates the latest
caselaw and statutory changes to
the Adoption Code. While adoptions
are often uncontested, the authors
identify problem areas to watch for
and offer practical guidance for navi-
gating trouble spots to ensure the
finality of the adoption decree.
  Learn how to properly serve
process on all necessary parties,
known or unknown. Learn who can
intervene in an adoption proceeding.
Learn the requirements for a valid
consent and in what circumstances
consent can be revoked. Find out
what subsidies and tax credits are
available to adopting families and
the importance of complying with the
UCCJA, the Indian Child Welfare Act,
and the Interstate Compact on the
Placement of Children. Whether you
are a seasoned adoption attorney
or new to the field, this deskbook
is full of valuable resources to
sharpen your knowledge of the
law and reduce the amount of
time you spend drafting all of the
necessary documents. The 2008
supplement includes discussions
of the overlap between adoption
proceedings and termination of
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fathers. The supplement also
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Martin Schiff, Jr. and
Timothy B. Brassil
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Martin Schiff, Jr. and
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Martin Schiff, Jr. and
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Rodolfo Rivera
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Martin Schiff, Jr.,
Timothy B. Brassil, and
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Appellate Court Practice
  Appellate advocacy presents 3. Trial and Posttrial Motions
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Bankruptcy Practice
  This 2-volume set is critical for fully searchable CD-ROM that also
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creditors’ and debtors’ counsel. The
authors include judges, professors, Contents
trustees, and practicing attorneys. 1. Overview of Title 11
You’ll find discussion of the BAPCPA, Charles E. “Sketch” Rendlen, III
practice notes and tips, charts, check- 2. Jurisdiction, Procedure,
lists, examples, and sample forms.
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Appeals, and Related Matters
Steven N. Cousins and
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type to choose, finding the courthouse, Ronald S. Weiss and
fee schedules, and resource materials. Max Jevinsky
The second chapter covers jurisdic- 4. Discharge and Dischargeability 14. Executory Contracts and
tion, venue, procedure, appeals, and Seth A. Albin, Brian W. Hockett, Unexpired Leases
other matters. Learn what property   and Gwendolyn Froeschner Hart Gregory D. Willard,
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toward preferential transfers. Learn David A. Warfield 19. Bankruptcy Filing—Electronic
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Business Transitions Full-Text
  The first book published in the MoBar CLE’s
Business and Corporate Law Series, Missouri

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Kimberly S. Zellmer
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Business Transitions guides the practitioner
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ations and estate planning aspects and high- Liquidations
light dissolution, liquidation, sale, and merger
Dale A. Werts and Sean A. Power
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Steven E. Pozaric, and
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Specialized Business Entities
  Missouri Specialized Business
Entities navigates the alphabet
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PCs, LLCs, LPs, LLPs, LLLPs, and
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  You’ll learn the 10 instances when
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Benjamin H. Hulsey and
Thomas E. Proost
2. Nonprofit Corporations
2009 Full-Text
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James R. Dankenbring and
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Joseph D. Demko (Supp.)
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Thomas R. Brous and
James M. Selle and
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William F. Koenigsdorf
Thomas R. Dowling (Supp.)
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Philip N. Krause
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Civil Procedure
  Missouri Civil Procedure is an 4. Rule 53
annotated version of Supreme Douglas K. Rush
Court Rules 41 through 79, the 5. Rule 54
rules governing civil procedure in Douglas K. Rush and
Missouri courts. This third edition David G. Kullman
is expanded and reformatted with 6. Rule 55
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Michael J. Mohlman
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sections include citations to cases, 9. Rule 60
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interpret them. This is a book you Paul V. Herbers, and 24. Rule 76
will use almost daily. Louis A. Cohn Carla R. Counsil
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Robert L. Wehrman, 18. Rule 70
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Civil Trial Practice
  From initial contacts with the 3. Jurisdiction, Venue, and
client and investigating the case Service
through instructions and final argu- Brian J. Doherty
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cal step-by-step advice on how to Susan Ford Robertson
prepare and conduct civil trials in Christian L. Faiella (Supp.)
Missouri. Separate chapters on 5. Settlement Procedures
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J. Christopher Spangler
the Client
15. Nonjury Trials
Dale C. Doerhoff
John E. Cozean
2. Investigation and
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Commercial Law
  Missouri Commercial Law provides   Missouri Commercial Law is a
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represent buyers of goods, sellers of resources, and sample documents.
goods, or banks, or face the issues And the book comes with a full-text,
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  Learn about the remedies and Contents
warranties involved in a sale-
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Condemnation Practice
  Missouri overhauled its condemna-
tion statutory scheme in 2006. This
deskbook covers those statutory
changes and the resulting caselaw
and MAI changes. Practicing without
knowledge of these changes could
result in serious mistakes. This book
provides comprehensive, step-by-
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practice. It was written by Missouri
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through the deskbook.
  Learn the four stages of a condem-
nation proceeding and the sources
and limitations of condemnation
power. Learn the procedure of a
condemnation proceeding and the
requirements for a finding of blight.
Learn the requirements, tactics, and
procedures for a commissioners’
hearing. Get answers to your most
important questions. What are the
implications of Kelo and Missouri’s re-
sponse? When can property be taken
for economic development? Who are
the necessary parties, and what are
their rights? What is the effect when
property is sold after it is condemned?
What are the four prerequisites to
establish jurisdiction for an order of
condemnation? What are a condem-
nor’s four basic choices after the com-
missioners’ report is filed? How and
when is a property valued? What is
the effect of heritage and homestead
value? What damages are available?
What is the maximum injury rule?
When does a party file exceptions?
What relocation assistance is avail-
able? How and to whom is an award
distributed? What are the federal tax
implications? What are the property
owner’s rights if the condemnation is
abandoned?
  This deskbook includes separate
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and federal condemnation. There is
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Contents
1. Overview—Source of Power
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Procedure Edition CD-ROM
Gregory F. Hoffmann and
Susan G. Crigler
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Jason D. Saey, Pamela J.
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Paul G. Henry and Paul G. Henry and
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Commissioners’ Award
Michael L. Jackson, Sarah E.
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Donald S. Singer and
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Stanley J. Wallach and $195
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Construction Law
  The unique and technical charac- 7. Environmental Issues
ter of the construction industry and Rudolf H. Beese
the law surrounding it create com- 8. Change, Time, and
plex considerations and problems for Termination
owners, contractors, design profes- Matthew R. Hale
sionals, and the attorneys who rep- 9. Missouri Mechanic’s Liens
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nent and experienced construction Liens
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Bernard L. Balkin and
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Richard A. Stockenberg
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Kenton E. Snow Denise E. Farris
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Thomas J. Niemann,
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Contracts
  Missouri Contracts is a compre- Contents
hensive resource on contract law
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Mark P. Jones
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third party, and how is that accom-
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Creditors’ Remedies
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Criminal Practice
  This deskbook covers criminal prac- 5. Representing Clients Before
tice from arrest through postconviction Investigative Bodies
remedies. It is loaded with practical Thomas M. Bradshaw and
advice. It provides an overview of the Amy E. Engel
criminal law in Missouri and helpful Vanessa M. Riebli (Supp.)
practice tips, checklists, and forms to 6. Preliminary Hearings
guide attorneys through the practical Robert L. Fleming
considerations of criminal cases. 7. Discovery by Right or
  You’ll find suggested voir dire ques- Through Court Action
tions, and the 2005 fourth edition adds S. Kristina Starke
an important new chapter on Drug 8. Jurisdiction, Venue, and
Courts and Mental Health Courts. A
full-text, searchable CD-ROM that also


Disqualification of Judges
Robert W. Russell
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contains nearly 100 word-processing
forms is included with the book. This
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Ellen Y. Suni
3-volume set is indispensable both for Rebecca J. Grosser (Supp.)
attorneys who regularly practice crimi- 25. Closing Argument
10. Identification
nal law and for those who need a quick Timothy W. Jones
Gerald M. Handley and
overview for the occasional criminal 26. After-Trial Motions
Cynthia A. Dryden
case. It is an important research tool, a Phillip R. Gibson and
11. Statements of a Defendant
quick reference, and a vital addition to Joseph W. Luby
Randall D. Eggert
any Missouri legal library.
12. Miscellaneous Motions (Other Ellen Y. Suni (Supp.)
  The 2008 Supplement includes the
Than to Suppress), 27. Sentencing
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James R. Robison
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Damages
  More than 50 leading practitioners
from a wide range of practice areas
have contributed to this important
deskbook, which not only discusses
the specifics of evaluating damages
in many different types of cases
but also addresses issues such as
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Sandra J. Wunderlich
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Frank M. Evans, III
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Mathew W. Placzek
Jenifer M. Placzek (Supp.)
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James E. Hullverson, Jr. and
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H. Kent Desselle (Supp.)
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James R. Bartimus and
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Valerie M. Sieverling
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Edwin L. Noel, Lisa A. Larkin,
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Brian T. McCartney
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Monte P. Clithero Details and Price
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R. Dan Boulware and
Todd H. Bartels
20. Attorney Fees and Interest
Clark H. Cole and
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Jacqueline Ulin Levey (Supp.)
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Discovery
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DWI Law and Practice
  DWI cases can be complex and Contents
confusing. Missouri DWI Law and
1. Chemical Test Refusal Cases
Practice is the resource you need to
John F. Newsham,
clarify this area of the law and pro-
Elisa K. Robinson, and
vide answers for you and your client.
David L. Naumann
Our authors and reviewers include 2. Client Counseling Issues
attorneys who have prosecuted and Robert W. Miller, Jeffrey R. Dahl,
defended these cases, judges, and and Jill T. Roberts
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involved in handling DWI cases. 4. Civil and Insurance Forms on
  Find out about the criminal, civil,
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ing privileges, SR-22s, and much Katharine Shepherd Porter Seth D. Shumaker
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Elder Law
  Elder law is an important and fast-de-
veloping area of the law. MoBarCLE has
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souri Elder Law. This deskbook provides
practical advice on managing an elder
law practice and for advising clients
on available options and services. The
comprehensive chapter on retirement
benefits includes sections on Social
Security, railroad retirement, military re-
tirement, government pensions, ERISA,
deferred compensation, and nonprofits.
  Learn about the types of trusts avail-
able to help your clients and the benefits
and features of those trusts and find a
discussion of specific issues concerning
d4A trusts in Chapter 3, which was re-
written in 2007. Find a chapter dedicated
to the areas of income tax law that have
special application to the elderly or that
might be of particular interest to them.
The 2007 supplement to Chapter 5 is
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of the changes to Medicare, including
Part D prescription drug coverage. Learn
how to better advise your clients to plan
for and pay for long-term care with infor-
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of resources available, and an algorithm
for computing the cost of long-term care.
  The 2007 supplement includes a
rewritten Chapter 7 with coverage
of chang es in Medica id on the
federal and state levels from the
Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 and
the Missouri Health Improvement
Act. Find out about MO HealthNet
2007 and the Ticket to Work Health
Assurance Program. Find coverage
of family rights and responsibilities
that arise in the elder law setting and
ethical issues that attorneys need to
consider when working in this area.
  Chapter 9 was also rewritten for 2007
and covers durable powers of attorney—
including durable powers of attorney for
health care, living wills, and health care
directives. The deskbook also includes
chapters that walk you through the
process of appointing a guardian or
conservator and of administering a
guardianship or conservatorship. You will
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rights and on elder abuse and neglect
that include discussions of remedies,
penalties, indicators, and protections
available. You will also find chapters to
help you advise your clients on housing
alternatives and home and community-
based services, including the Missouri
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  This deskbook contains many lists
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William G. Hammond Sheila M. Hayes
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Barbara J. Gilchrist and John J. Ammann
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David P. Sykora
David S. Purcell
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Julie A. Berkowitz
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Vincent K. Bates
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Employer-Employee Law
  This third edition of Missouri Contents
Full-Text
Employer-Employee Law continues the
evolution of coverage of labor law in 1. Introduction CD-ROM
the MoBarCLE publications library. This David M. Kight
edition has been greatly expanded and 2. Federal and State Law
reorganized as the table of contents Governing Public Employees
below shows. This two-volume book Sally E. Barker, Loretta K.
covers a broad range of topics that affect Haggard, James C. Chostner,
employers of all types and sizes and and Patrick K. Shinners
their employees. It includes a coverage 3. Missouri Open Meetings/
chart of procedures before the Missouri Open Records Law
Commission on Human Rights and (Sunshine Law)
procedures before the EEOC. James H. Klahr
  Find comprehensive coverage 4. Unemployment 16. Immigration Issues in the
of the Fair Labor Standards Act, Compensation Workplace
including minimum wage, overtime, James R. Skain Michael J. Gallagher
and exempt employees. Learn the 12 5. Leaves of Absence 17. Restrictive Employment
factors a court considers in determining James M. Paul Covenants
whether a worker is an employee or 6. Uniformed Services David M. Kight
an independent contractor and see Employment and 18. Child Labor Laws
examples of holdings of whether certain Reemployment Rights Act Ira L. Blank
workers were employees or contractors. Ferne P. Wolf 19. Prevailing Wage
Find practical guidance for calculating 7. Fair Labor Standards Act D. Shane Jones
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whether to include break time, on-call 8. Missouri Wage Payment and and Accountability Act
time, training time, and travel time. Find Commissions Acts Jane C. Drummond
information about unions and union Michael Waxenberg 21. Continuation of Coverage
activity. Find OSHA requirements, 9. Missouri Service Letter Under the Consolidated
including everything from ventilation to Statute Omnibus Budget
protective equipment to scaffolding, and Rosetta B. Robins and Reconciliation Act (COBRA)
the mechanics of an OSHA inspection. Patrice Brown Nancy Morales Gonzalez
  The chapter on covenants not to 10. National Labor Relations 22. Coverage Chart for Missouri
compete includes examples of cases Act: A Brief Overview and Federal Law
finding enforceable covenants, listed William C. Martucci Cyrus C. Dashtaki
by type of employment, and a checklist 11. Duty of Fair Representation 23. Recordkeeping Obligations
for enforcing or defending a breach- G. Gordon Atcheson Amy R. Brown
of-covenant claim. What are an 12. Handbilling, Picketing, and 24. Workplace Violence and
employer’s responsibilities for protecting Strikes Threats
employees’ private health information Terry L. Potter and George L. Lenard
under HIPAA? What are an employer’s Paul D. Satterwhite 25. Professional Employer
recordkeeping requirements? When 13. Occupational Safety and Organizations
is an employer liable for violence in Health Act Denise M. Anderson
the workplace? Find answers to these Russell C. Riggan
questions and more. 14. Worker Adjustment and
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Employment Discrimination
  The first edition of Missouri Employ- Contents
ment Discrimination grew out of and
complemented Missouri Employer- 1. Introduction
Employee Law. This second edition of David M. Kight
Employment Discrimination has been 2. Missouri Human Rights Act—
greatly expanded and reorganized as An Overview
the table of contents below shows. Mark Allen Jess
Coverage includes discrimination on 3. Prohibition Against
the basis of sex, age, race, national Harassment in the Workplace
origin, religion, and disability; the ad- Susan Nell Rowe,
ministrative process; burden of proof; Jennifer J. Raymond, and
sexual harassment; affirmative action; Doreen D. Dodson
remedies; alternative dispute resolu-
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4. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964—An Overview
Full-Text
a chapter on e-discovery.
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Robert G. Johnson
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CD-ROM
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John A. Vering, III and
bining the legal theory and the practi-
Jennifer P. Kyner
cal implications for both plaintiffs and
6. Equal Pay Act 17. Discrimination for Protected
defendants. It sets out the elements
of claims and defenses and weighs Katherine L. Nash Concerted Activity Under the
the advantages and disadvantages 7. Employment Discrimination National Labor Relations Act
of various strategies. For plaintiffs’ Claims Under 42 U.S.C. § 1981 Megan M. Belcher
counsel deciding whether to pursue Charles S. Elbert 18. Affirmative Action
a claim with the EEOC, file in state 8. Claims Under § 1983 of the Veronica Johnson
court, file in federal court, or consider Civil Rights Act of 1866: 19. Burden of Proof
mediation, it brings all of the important Constitutional Rights and Daniel K. O’Toole and
information together in one place. It is Public Employment Gail Vasterling
also a great resource for defendant David F. Barrett 20. Remedies
employers’ counsel, especially on is- 9. National Origin Discrimination Marilyn G. Green and
sues such as burden of proof. Mark A. Buchanan Matthew R. Heeren
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filings of employment discrimina- David M. Heimos Jerome A. Diekemper
tion claims in state court rather than 11. Race and Color Discrimination 22. Electronic Discovery in
federal court. Learn the importance Nimrod T. Chapel, Jr. Employment Cases
of the Supreme Court of Missouri’s 12. Religious Discrimination Erin A. Webber and
holding in Daugherty v. City of Mary- Kerri S. Reisdorff Phillip L. Gordon
land Heights and what it said about
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the plaintiff’s burden of proof in state
Lois Spritzer Federal Employment
court. Find out about specific plead-
14. Disability Discrimination Discrimination Claims
ing requirements. Find specific and
practical steps employers can take to Under the Missouri Human Julia D. Kitsmiller
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harassment in the workplace. Learn Donna L. Harper
EEOC procedures and find a good 15. Wrongful Discharge and Details and Price
discussion of the current state of af- Retaliation in Violation of
Public Policy (2nd ed. 2008) 610 pp.
firmative action.
  Missouri Employment Discrimi- Marie L. Gockel and
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Environmental Law
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Evidence
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full-text, fully searchable CD-ROM.  Benjamin Borengasser
  Learn the 4 exceptions to the 2. Relevancy and Admissiblity Full-Text
general rule that the character of John W. Kurtz
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Family Law
  Family law is a challenging, rapidly 6. Dissolution of Marriage
expanding, and ever-changing area Anita I. Rodarte
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  Missouri Family Law provides Mis- Case and Orders
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The sixth edition includes over 50 Protection Orders Act Ryan L. Munro (Supp.)
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Farm Law
  Missouri Farm Law is for those Contents
attorneys who encounter the special-
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Commercial Code
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Kurt A. Voss and
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Kevin A. Richardson
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Mark D. Anstoetter and
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Robert J. Guinness
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ment, pesticides, and fertilizers. It
5. Fencing Laws in Missouri
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Large on Public Roads
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Robert V. Krueger
and livestock.
6. Rights of Parties in 11. Selected Biotechnology
  Agricultural law is characterized by
Possession Issues
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Amanda D. Cochran J. Powell Carman,
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7. Federal and State Laws Brandon Neuschafer,
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Affecting the Marketing of and James Surber
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Farm Products
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Ernest H. Van Hooser
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Steven H. Akre Details and Price
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Insurance Practice
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Juvenile Law
  Missouri Juvenile Law presents Contents
practical information and a com-
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themselves in juvenile court as Jurisdiction Issues
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Litigation Settlements
  Missouri Litigation Settlements is Contents
a how-to book prepared by Missouri
attorneys on the proper procedures 1. Overview
for settling a lawsuit. It is a convenient Robert L. Langdon and
nuts-and-bolts guide in preparing Lawrence B. Grebel
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Local Government Law
  The principles of local government 3. Employer/Employee Law
law are based on a unique blend Joy W. Rushing
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law, and caselaw, all of which are 4. Procedure of Governmental
woven together in the third edition Bodies
of Missouri Local Government Law W. Dudley McCarter,
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unique resource for attorneys with 5. Missouri Open Meetings/
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James H. Klahr
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Mental Health Law
  Missouri Mental Health Law dis-   This book answers all these
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aspects of mental health, drug and information about other resources.
alcohol abuse, commitments, and And this book comes with a full-text,
releases. It details rights, duties, fully searchable CD-ROM.
liability, and immunity of mental health
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pitals, patients, counsel, and those
filing applications for involuntary 1. Durable Power of Attorney
detentions. It outlines requirements Sheila M. Hayes and
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swers your most pressing ques- They Pertain to Mentally Ill
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Professional Liability
  Missouri Professional Liability Contents
provides valuable step-by-step guid-
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Real Estate Practice
  If you ever deal with real estate 7. Water and Mineral Rights
issues, the fourth edition of Missouri Richard L. Waters
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  This edition features insights and Jennifer M. Martin
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Robert Hickel and Remedies
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Remedies
  Missouri Remedies brings togeth- constructive trust and when is each
er in one volume those equitable and used?
other remedies outlined in the table   This publication is filled with
of contents below. Find 15 maxims practice suggestions: includes
of equity brought together in one checklists, charts, lists of other
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taining a TRO. Learn the differences (over 75 pages—including
between a writ of mandamus and a pleadings); and comes with a full-
writ of prohibition. Find a checklist text, fully searchable CD-ROM. For
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methods for a change of name and
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commonly used? Is self-help ever an R. Scott Gardner Trusts
appropriate alternative to replevin? 6. Replevin Rebecca J. Miller
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What are the 4 essential elements Christine E. Rollins (2006) 454 pp.
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School Law
  The legal issues that concern Contents
schools, educators, students,
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Secured Transactions
  Missouri Secured Transactions Contents
is derived from Missouri Creditors’
Remedies. With the adoption in 1. General Governing Law—
Missouri of Revised Article 9 of Article 9 of the Uniform
the Uniform Commercial Code and Commercial Code
changes in the bankruptcy laws, Peter D. Kerth
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guidance through the complexities of
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Gwen Froeschner Hart
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Sources of Proof
  Each chapter of Missouri Sources Contents
of Proof is a comprehensive presen-
tation of the ins and outs of using 1. Introduction to a Perspective
a particular source, such as pre- on Proof
sumptions, judicial notice, records, W. James Foland
discovery methods, exhibits, and 2. Presumptions
others. Together, the chapters cover James R. Sharp
all major types of proof and how to 3. Judicial Admissions and
use them. The detailed focus on a Judicial Notice
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Karen M. Gleason
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Taxation Law and Practice
  This three-volume deskbook provides 4. Income Taxation of Estates,
comprehensive coverage of Missouri tax Trusts, and Beneficiaries
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S Corporation)
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Wallace L. Duncan Timothy A. Blackwell
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Time Limitations
  The 2009 edition is the 21st edition
of this book and is current through
the 2009 session of the Missouri
General Assembly. This book pro-
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the time limitations found in the Mis-
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4. Education, Health and
Welfare, Roads and
Waterways
§§ 160.254–238.410, RSMo
5. Lands, Conservation and
Agriculture
§§ 241.160–281.260, RSMo
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6. Labor, Motor Vehicles,
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§§ 285.100–346.120, RSMo
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Claims Procedure
Rules 43.01–146.01
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Tort Law
  Missouri attorneys have relied Contents
on Missouri Tort Law for over 30
1. Overview and Summary
years as a practical, dependable
Paul C. Hetterman and
resource on liability issues.  Now,
Joseph L. Walsh, III
the authors of the third edition and
2. Assault and Battery
the 2006 supplement to this popular
Kenneth E. Siemens
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3. Malicious Prosecution and
same reliable guidance while includ-
False Arrest
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Matthew S. McBride and
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Brian T. McCartney
your research.  No matter what kind
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Gregory E. Upchurch
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Privacy
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James Monafo and Phillip Boyd 17. Property Damage
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Douglas S. Beck Frederick J. Ernst
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Christian L. Faiella Violations
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Estate Administration
  Estate Administration, the first edi- 5. Collection and Management of
tion of which was published in 1960, Assets
contains comprehensive coverage of Kathleen A. Forsyth and
the estate administration process. The S. Margene Burnett
book begins with a chapter on probate 6. Sales, Mortgages, Leases, and
jurisdiction and venue and continues Exchanges
through such subjects as dispensing Bennett S. Keller, Scott H. Malin
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the estate, claims, will construction, Survival of Actions, and
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contempt (including the possibility that Fact of Simultaneous Death 19. Contested Claims
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commissioners, and interpretation Alien-Oriented Probate Law Rebbecca Lake Wood
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Estate Planning provides essential Buford L. Farrington and of Fiduciary
assistance to attorneys through the Scott R. Manuel David E. Elliott
estate administration process. 13. Guardianship of Incapacitated 23. Duties and Liability of Estate
Persons Fiduciaries
Ann F. Snitzer Robert J. Selsor and
14. Conservatorship of Disabled Elizabeth Halaz
Contents Persons 24. Actions for Fraud Under the
Thomas G. Glick and Probate Code
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Kim S. Summers 15. Guardianships and 25. Litigation Settlements in
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Thomas G. Glick 16. Civil Commitment Under the
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Qualifications of Abuse, and Sexually Violent
Representatives, and Bonds Details and Price
Predator Laws
Evelyn Gwin Mangan Daniel P. Wheeler
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