Coronavirus Pandemic Planning in Missouri – Holding Legally Compliant Board Meetings

Mar 18, 2020

 Aigner S. Carr,  Celynda L. Brasher,  Elizabeth J. Mooney,  James R. Layton,  Kate L. Nash,  Kylie S. Piatt,  Laura E. Hemmer,  Lisa J. Berns,  Mandi D. Moutray,  Margaret A. Hesse,  Melanie Gurley Keeney,  Michelle H. Basi, Veronica Potter portrait Veronica E. Potter

Frequently Asked Questions

Coronavirus Pandemic Planning: Holding Legally Compliant Board Meetings During this Time of Uncertainty

Below, we are listing answers or guidance we are providing in response to questions we have received relating to holding board meetings during this time of uncertainty. As time progresses, we will continue to provide updates or amended guidance, where necessary.

Can we hold a meeting without having anyone physically attend the meeting? Yes. However, the manner in

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Tueth Keeney Presents Annual Association of Corporate Counsel CLE Program

Nov 25, 2019

Diane Metzger Photo Diane E. Metzger,  James R. Layton,  Mandi D. Moutray,  Margaret A. Hesse,  Melanie Gurley Keeney, Veronica Potter portrait Veronica E. Potter

ACC CLETueth Keeney partnered with the Association of Corporate Counsel ““ St. Louis on November 22, 2019 for its annual CLE luncheon. This year’s presentation was titled: “What’s New and on the Horizon in Employment Law.” The presentation was well attended and covered a variety of topics in employment law. Margaret Hesse and Jim Layton presented on recent Missouri Supreme Court arguments on the Missouri Human Rights Act

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Comment Period on Proposed Title IX Regulations Draws to a Close

Jan 24, 2019

 Kate L. Nash, Veronica Potter portrait Veronica E. Potter

The deadline to submit comments on the proposed Title IX regulations is quickly approaching. The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Title IX was released by the Department of Education on November 16, 2018, and was published in the Federal Register on November 28, 2018, starting the clock on the 60 day comment period. Comments can be submitted through the Federal eRulemaking Portal at Regulations.gov. To date, over 66,000 comments have been submitted in response

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