US · rules
W.D. Mo. L.R. 7.1
Disclosure of Corporation Interests
(a) Certificate of Interest. Every non-governmental corporate party must file a
certificate of interest. The Court may consider the information provided in the
certificate, but only to determine whether recusal is appropriate. The party must file
this certificate with its first pleading or entry of appearance. Unless the Court orders
otherwise, the party may not file the certificate of interest under seal.
(b) Content. The certificate of interest must identify all associations, firms, partnerships,
corporations, and other entities that either are related to the party as a parent,
subsidiary, or otherwise, or have a direct or indirect pecuniary interest in the outcome
in the case, including a description of its connection to or interest in the litigation. The
certificate must indicate when its answer is negative or not applicable.
(c) Changes and Updates. If the information contained in the certificate of interest
changes after the certificate is filed and before time has expired for filing a notice of
appeal from a final judgment in the case, the party must file an amended certificate
within 7 days after the change.
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- www.mow.uscourts.gov
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- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-19
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