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Missouri legislature passes new protections for businesses from COVID-19 suits | Thompson Coburn LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: While somewhat late to the starting gate, Missouri has now joined a score of other states in adopting a law designed to provide liability protections for employers, product manufacturers, and health care providers from personal injury lawsuits associated with contracting, or the fear of contracting, COVID-19. This law, SB 51, takes effect August 28, 2021, if signed by the Governor.  Highlights are: The bill creates a new statutory cause of action for COVID-19 personal injury suits that preempts other statutory and common law causes of action which could be used to assert a claim for liability (such as negligence, intentional torts, etc.). 

Environmental Groups Support Peach Orchard in Eighth Circuit Dicamba Lawsuit

Agriculture your username 7 hours ago Last week the various environmental and farming groups as amicus curiae filed a brief in favor of Bader Farms Inc. and its owners who claimed that BASF and Monsanto are at fault for their 1,000 acre peach orchard being destroyed by dicamba, a herbicide produced by the defendants, which was sprayed on a neighboring farm. The brief was filed last week on Wednesday in the Eighth Circuit and is currently under seal but available via the Center for Food Safety.  The National Family Farms Coalition, Center for Biological Diversity, Pesticide Action Network, Center for Food Safety, and Save Our Crops Coalition argued that the defendants dicamba-resistant crop system caused the damage to the orchard, and contested allegations from the defendants and appellants that there is adequate federal regulation.

Companies Need to Consider 4 Key Things Before Going Public

Companies Need to Consider 4 Key Things Before Going Public
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SPACs Seeking Deals May Have to Settle for Less-Than-Ideal Targets

Samantha Lee/Insider Special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, have a limited pool of businesses to buy. And with more capital chasing startups, not all the deals will be good for retail investors. Now, some blank-check companies are getting creative in how they source acquisition targets. The glut of special purpose acquisition companies formed at the start of last year are now more than halfway into their searches for a business to buy. As the clock ticks down, some may be looking to settle for less-than-ideal mates. In the last 16 months, more than 560 so-called blank-check companies have gone public, according to SPAC Insider data. An overwhelming majority of them, about 415 companies, are currently on the hunt for an acquisition. If the

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