Ty Kalleck is a lawyer with Rouse Frets White Goss Gentile Rhodes, P.C. in Leawood, Kansas. His practice primarily focuses on commercial and higher education litigation and regulatory compliance for higher education institutions.The Business Premises Safety Act1 was
Stephen James Campbell, age 81, of Lawrence, Kansas, on Sept. 26, 2025. Campbell graduated from the University of Kansas School of Law and was admitted to The Missouri Bar in 1975. Campbell started working for the United Missouri Bank as
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – This morning, the anticipated State of the Judiciary address from Missouri’s chief justice did not take place. The Senate and House did not convene in joint session. In addition, on the Senate floor and through various
Jefferson City, Mo. – Missouri Chief Justice W. Brent Powell will deliver the annual State of the Judiciary address to a joint session of the Missouri General Assembly on Jan. 28, in the House of Representatives chamber in the Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City. The House is expected to begin
Missouri social studies and government teachers will have the opportunity to explore current topics, receive classroom-ready materials, and learn from members of the legal community with two upcoming events from The Missouri Bar Citizenship Education Department. Street Law Professional Development
The Missouri Bar Young Lawyers’ Section (YLS) works to facilitate the professional growth and public service of new and recently admitted Missouri lawyers. The YLS Council is comprised of approximately 35 lawyers from districts across the state who are elected by their peers to
In the latest issue of the Journal, The Missouri Bar welcomed 457 individuals to the profession who passed the July 2025 bar examination in Missouri and completed all other requirements for admission to The Missouri Bar. See the list of
“The rule of law prevents our society from descending into instability and chaos. In order to work, the rule of law requires the people to trust the legal process and those who administer it. As a result, the law must
The Missouri Bar congratulates the following individuals for receiving awards in 2025 for their work to improve the legal profession, administration of justice, and the law on behalf of the public. Read about this year’s awardees at MoBar.org/Awards. Purcell Professionalism
Scott E. Vincent is the founding member of Vincent Law, LLC in Kansas City.As the end of 2025 approaches, it is time for lawyers to work on year-end planning. Individual taxpayers will want to consider applicable tax rates, the standard
