BB&D attorneys Robert Blitz and Aaron Sanders succeeded in defending BB&D client Kansas City-St. Louis Regional Carpenters Regional Council on appeal before the United States Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. The District Court previously dismissed a Union member’s attempt to bring action against a union official for breach of statutory duties. The appeal involved complex […]
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BB&D Secures $1.7 Million Judgment In Industrial Contractor Dispute
BB&D attorneys Bob Blitz and Jason Turk successfully defended an arbitration award in federal court in St. Louis. The Court entered a $1.7 million judgment for BB&D’s client, a design-build contractor, confirming an arbitration award that Blitz and Turk recently won for their client. The judgment is against a subcontractor on an estimated $1 billion […]
Business Owners: Plan Ahead to Avoid Unnecessary Stress & Costly Litigation
ROB BRANDT – BUSINESS ATTORNEY Let’s face it, a phone call to your business attorney is typically an afterthought, not a before thought. As in, before you find yourself on the wrong end of a civil lawsuit. Hiring an experienced business lawyer early in the game helps to ensure you still have a business come […]
Legislation Modifies Missouri’s Business Incentive and Worker Training Programs
SB 68 renames the Missouri Works Training Program to the “Missouri One Start Program,” which provides flexible funding for a company’s training costs associated with a new facility, expansion or retraining project. Companies may utilize industry training funds to offset training costs for new products, new manufacturing processes, technological innovation, and productivity improvement. Under SB 68, a company is no longer required to retain its current number of employees, instead becoming eligible by maintaining at least one-hundred jobs in the year preceding the application.