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Missouri’s Uniform Commercial Code
Chapter 400 of the Missouri Revised Statutes is known as Missouri's Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”).
Read MoreAdverse Possession of Land in Missouri
Adverse possession allows someone to obtain title to land merely by possessing the land under certain conditions.
Read MoreLease Clauses for Landlords
Landlords should include these three lease clauses in every lease:
Read MorePleading the Fifth in a Civil Lawsuit
What is pleading the Fifth? We see it in movies and TV shows. We see it a lot in testimony before Congress.
Read MoreCourse of Dealing and Usage of Trade
This article provides an overview of course of dealing and usage of trade under Missouri's Uniform Commercial Code ("UCC"). This article also introduces other key…
Read MoreAdverse Possession in Missouri Part II
Adverse possession in Missouri allows someone to gain title to real estate merely by possessing it in a certain
Read MoreCollecting on a Judgment
Collecting on a judgment is often more difficult than getting the judgment. In Missouri, a procedure called
Read MoreMissouri Partition Action
A partition action is often the only remedy to real estate disputes. For example, siblings often disagree
Read MoreSummary Judgment in Missouri
You might be surprised to know that you can get a judgment by motion.
Read MoreForum Selection Clause
A forum is the court where a lawsuit is filed. Parties to a contract can decide in advance where lawsuits will be filed.
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