St. Louis, United States (Local)
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Kyla Asbury's coverage heavily focuses on legal disputes, lawsuits, personal injuries, employment issues, and contract breaches. She frequently covers human resources & employment and legal & compliance topics.
Given her focus on these areas, Kyla would likely be receptive to pitches that offer expert insights into labor laws, workplace regulations, or analysis of recent court cases related to the themes she covers. Additionally, sources who can provide commentary on specific instances of contract breach or personal injury cases may find success in reaching out to her.
Since Kyla doesn't have a specified geographic focus but instead seems to cover a wide range of legal topics from various locations without bias towards any particular region or country when it comes to covering legal matters and disputes.
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By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
KANSAS CITY — An Independence woman has sued Apple Inc., alleging that the company’s AirTag tracking device enabled her stalker to follow her movements without her knowledge and that Apple failed to provide adequate protections for Android users.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
JEFFERSON CITY — A former Columbia College assistant professor has sued the Missouri nonprofit institution, alleging she was fired in retaliation for raising concerns about faculty qualifications, teacher-certification coursework and potential misrepresentations connected to federal student-aid programs.
ST. LOUIS — JLP Partners has filed a proposed class action alleging Husch Blackwell materially assisted fraud and breaches of fiduciary duty at Visionary Private Equity Group I, a private equity fund that raised about $90 million from roughly 1,000 investors.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
ST. LOUIS—A statewide conservative group is criticizing a unanimous Missouri Supreme Court decision placing Amendment 6 on the Nov. 3 ballot, arguing that the measure raises constitutional and election-integrity concerns.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Supreme Court has unanimously blocked a new congressional district map backed by President Donald Trump from being used in the November general election, ruling that voters must first have the opportunity to approve or reject the Republican-led redistricting plan.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson, Jonathan Bilyk
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A Missouri organizer has urged the Supreme Court to leave in place a Missouri Supreme Court ruling that prevents the state from using a new congressional map that could give Republicans an additional U.S. House seat in the November elections.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A Missouri organizer has urged the Supreme Court to leave in place a Missouri Supreme Court ruling that prevents the state …
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
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By: Kyla Asbury
(Legal Newsline) - A federal judge will let the Missouri Supreme Court have a contempt hearing Thursday for Secretary of State Denny Hoskins as the legal fight over a new congressional map continues.
By: Kyla Asbury, Chris Dickerson
ST. LOUIS — A federal appeals court has ruled that two former Lockton producer members breached contractual notice and fiduciary-duty obligations when they left the insurance brokerage and consulting organization for competitor Alliant, reversing part of a lower court’s decision and sending the cases back for further proceedings.
