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01/29/2022

This is a fantastic article by our good friends at Bell Law on the history and importance of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act.

Andrew Taylor March 2020 1. Why Was the Merchandising Practices Act Enacted? A Brief History of the Act. The Missouri Merchandising Practices Act (“MMPA”

01/13/2021

Check out this short expose involving one of our clients who was treated terribly by a local apartment complex after his entire apartment was flooded from the unit above him.

https://www.kmbc.com/article/landmark-realty-addresses-allegations-of-mismanagement-at-kc-apartment-complex/35124027?fbclid=IwAR1awsTZNUpx5IXOElBmw95xQAcAPzffwk9AoXFC7GB0w8sWCFCYFz_uZyE

Thanks to Haley Harrison KMBC and KMBC 9 for the time and effort spent in relaying stories that matter to the public: stories about everyday people facing uncommon adversity. https://www.facebook.com/HaleyHarrisonKMBC/posts/1499572880247676

Landmark Realty is responding to new threats of a lawsuit from a tenant.

03/29/2019

PUNITIVE DAMAGES - GENERAL (510.259, 510.263, 510.265)The act provides that punitive damages shall only be awarded if the plaintiff proves by clear and convincing evidence that the defendant intentionally harmed the plaintiff without just cause or acted with a deliberate and flagrant disregard for t...

02/15/2019

Stay safe this weekend, KC! Hoping everyone is traveling with caution during this .

OAK GROVE, Mo. -- One person has died Friday after a crash on Interstate 70 that involved at least 15 vehicles. Westbound I-70 at mile marker 29, near Oak Grove, is now closed as crews work to clear the scene. Traffic is backed up for miles in eastern Jackson County. The Missouri State Highway Patro...

01/12/2019

Snow day & playoffs in KC calls for dangerous roads... Be careful and drive slow!

09/07/2018

https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article217947410.html =mainstage

This issue garners far less media attention that it deserves. Keep an eye out this weekend for the full story.

Accidents involving semis and other large trucks are increasing at almost three times the rate of deadly crashes overall. More than 4,300 people were killed in 2016. Safety experts say there is an easy solution, but the government won’t do it.