Some recent court developments deserve some attention. In a previous post, I described the bankruptcy filed by Heidi Diaz. It was filed just a few days before the January 14th court hearing to rule on the motion to make the lawsuit against Heidi a class action. The January 20th hearing went forward in spite of the bankruptcy filing. The judge approved the motion. However, the court's ruling could not be filed because the bankruptcy court held jurisdiction at the time.
John Tiedt hired a bankruptcy attorney to join his team. I love people who know their limitations. Clearly, John knew he needed bankrutcy expertise, and he sought it. On May 25, 2009, the bankruptcy was dismissed, paving the way for a second look at class action.
On May 20, 2009, John Tiedt again appeared before the court. The honorable Michael B. Donner considered and granted the motion for class action, agreeing that fraud had been committed. Because there was no longer a pending bankruptcy holding jurisdiction, the court filed the grant and we now have a certified class action. Part deux.
On June 2, 2009, John Tiedt filed a motion for a summary judgement. As of this writing, the hearing for that motion is set for August 24, 2009. John, we cannot thank you enough.
Kimmer - then and now
Her real appearance is very far removed from the woman in the red dress
Sunday, June 7, 2009
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