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Diehl jumps from Armstrong to Husch
Amid ever-increasing industry economic pressures, having a legislator on its letterhead presents a delicate set of tradeoffs for a large law firm. In Husch’s case, it’s gaining Rep. John Diehl just as he’s likely to lose billable hours in the day.
House Speaker designee Diehl joins Husch Blackwell
Missouri House Speaker designee John Diehl has moved from Armstrong Teasdale to Husch Blackwell.
Armstrong Teasdale partner Diehl elected House speaker
John J. Diehl Jr. has been elected speaker of the House of the Missouri House of Representatives.
Rising tide
It’s a climate that pits schoolchildren against health care, a time when a Democratic governor brags about plans to slash $1.8 billion from the state budget and cut 3,300 state jobs during his tenure. And yet state judges stand poised to get a bump in pay in 2012. How in the world did it happen?
Mo. lawmaker files new idea for special session
A Missouri Republican House member is trying to add another item to the agenda for the current special session.
Nixon signs bills to redact Social Security numbers
Gov. Jay Nixon signed two bills today aiming to shield release of Social Security and taxpayer identification numbers.
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