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Chris Dickerson's coverage primarily focuses on legal and government announcements, with a particular emphasis on local legal issues, lawsuits, workplace harassment, and environmental regulations. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches from legal experts or professionals well-versed in local law and policy matters within the United States.
Additionally, Chris covers human resources & employment-related topics such as workplace harassment and discrimination cases. Therefore, HR professionals or individuals knowledgeable about employment laws could also provide valuable insights for his articles.
It is evident that Chris concentrates on local news related to Missouri and St Louis; hence any relevant pitch should align with these geographic parameters for better resonance.
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By: Phil Davidson, Chris Dickerson
AUSTIN — The State of Texas was part of a multistate coalition that secured a settlement with Albertsons that, once final, would require the grocery chain to pay more than $773 million nationally to address its alleged role in the opioid crisis.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
ST. LOUIS — A federal judge has granted Precoat Metals and AZZ Inc.’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a man, ruling that he did not file a required discrimination charge before suing under the Americans with Disabilities Act and Title VII and that the federal criminal statutes he cited do not allow private civil lawsuits.
By: Phil Davidson, Chris Dickerson
AUSTIN — Companies that did not sign an arbitration agreement are still entitled to arbitration in a lawsuit brought against a trampoline park, according to a Texas Supreme Court opinion.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
John Ketner’s image he claimed was used by a motorcycle parts company.
By: Jessica M. DeBois, Chris Dickerson
MIAMI – A Florida man, who claims he was wrongfully identified as a suspected shooter at two Miami-area high schools in 2022, is now suing the Miami-Dade County School Board and the two school officers who detained him.
By: Jessica M. DeBois, Chris Dickerson
NEW ORLEANS – A Louisiana man has filed a lawsuit in federal court against USA Today, alleging one of its local newspapers has continued to publish false articles about him.
AUSTIN — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued OpenAI and is co-founder and CEO Sam Altman, claiming the company and Altman are deceiving the public about the safety and reliability of its AI chatbot, ChatGPT.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
ST. LOUIS — A former Compton Drew Middle School student has sued the St. Louis City Public School District and the school’s principal, alleging officials failed to respond to threats of violence before a group of students assaulted her in 2021, then suspended her without notice or a chance to respond.
By: Jessica M. DeBois, Chris Dickerson
MIAMI – A physician who worked for University of Miami Hospital since the mid-1980s claims he was discriminated against and wrongfully terminated from his position at the medical center due to his age, in a federal lawsuit.
By: Jessica M. DeBois, Chris Dickerson
NEW ORLEANS – A Louisiana woman has filed a class action complaint against the maker of a popular line of avocado oil products, alleging the company has misled consumers such as herself about the products’ purity.
