Diehl Loses Against Fred Weber

Diehl's lawsuit against Fred Weber came to an abrupt conclusion on Friday as Judge Dierker ruled that Weber was not the cause of Diehl's problems.

03/27/2009 Docket Entry: Judgment Filed
Text: Accordingly, it is ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that defendant Fred Weber, Inc.'s motion for summary judgment on the Prima Facie Tort Count be and the same is hereby granted, and judgment on said count is hereby entered in favor of Defendant Fred Weber, Inc. and against Plaintiff Barbara Diehl; all counts of the petition having been disposed of, final judgment in favor of defendant Fred Weber, Inc. is hereby entered and the said petition is dismissed with prejudice at plaintiffs' costs. SO ORDERED: JUDGE ROBERT DIERKER 23671


03/30/2009 Docket Entry: Order
Text: Comes now Defendant/Third Party Plaintiff Fred Waber, Inc. and dismisses its Third Party Complaint against Third Party Defendants Gallop, Johnson & Neumanm L.C. and Hush Blackwell Sanders, LLP without Prejudice filed.

What Does Councilman Campisi Have to Hide?

The case of Diehl vs Fred Weber is heating up. John Campisi has called in some serious help to fight being deposed in this case of David suing Goliath. We have to wonder why Campisi is trying to avoid a deposition and why he's trying to keep it under wraps with an order of protection. Does he want to delay giving testimony till after the election or just until his pool season closes? I also wonder who's paying his legal bills. Is it his campaign or St. Louis County? And is attorney Lester Stuckmeyer too busy with his multiple trash lawsuits to represent him?
Stay tuned.


08/20/2008
Docket Entry:
Entry of Appearance Filed
Text:
LORENA MERKLIN VON KAENEL ENTERS HER APPEARANCE ON BEHALF OF ST, LOUIS COUNTY COUNCILMEMBER JOHN CAMPISI.

08/21/2008
Docket Entry:
Filing:
Text:
ST LOUIS COUNTY COUNCILMEMBER JOHN CAMPISI'S FURTHER OBJECTIONS FOR TAKING DEPOSITION DIRECTED TO JOHN CAMPISI AND MOTION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER

Trash District Plan for St. Louis County

From the May 29, 2008 St. Louis Post-Dispatch:

Thank you for keeping faith in Charlie Dooley's Trash District plan. The bid to pick up trash in South St. Louis County came in at a rate of $11.31 for one trash pick up and one recycling pick up per week, and twice yearly bulk pickup. For me this is about half the price I was paying with the added bonus of helping the environment through recycling, saving landfill space and creating jobs!
I like my new big black container.