Missouri Approved Jury Instructions (Mai), Civil, 8Th, 2025 ed.
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Who is Missouri Approved Jury Instructions (MAI), Civil for?
It's for Missouri civil litigators (plaintiff and defense), judges, judicial clerks/staff attorneys, and paralegals/litigation support teams who need a court-focused MAI civil jury-instructions reference in a searchable ProView format for drafting, reviewing, and updating proposed instructions.
What civil instruction topics are covered in this edition?
- Early case summary
- Prohibited Instructions
- Explanatory instructions
- Burden of proof
- Damages
- Substantive and definitional topics such as negligence definitions and agency
Are MAI-Civil instructions mandatory in Missouri civil cases?
In Missouri practice, when an applicable MAI-Civil instruction exists, its use is treated as mandatory, and practitioners are taught to start from MAI and deviate only when necessary.
Does the MAI index help with Missouri Human Rights Act (MHRA)?
Yes. The index has a dedicated “Employment Discrimination” entry that points to:
- Business judgment rule
- Damages for actions accruing on or after August 28, 2017
- Verdict form for actions accruing on or after August 28, 2017
- Retaliatory discharge/discrimination involving workers' compensation
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