Kim brought several lawsuits which were combined and disposed by the Fifth Circuit, confirming Bank win.
“In regard to the foreclosure on his homestead, Chin Kim sued various actors, claiming a violation of the Federal Fair Housing Act, violation of the Fourteenth Amendment, violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1866, fraud and negligent misrepresentation; conversion, violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and wrongful foreclosure. Kim sought damages and declaratory relief.
The district court soundly analyzed the law and the facts. None of the claims against any defendant has merit. The judgments of dismissal are AFFIRMED, essentially for the reasons convincingly explained by the district court in the various opinions and orders under review.”
Before HIGGINBOTHAM, JONES, and SMITH
The Fifth Circuit On Trickery, Bankruptcy Jurisdiction, Statute of Limitations and Equitable Tolling
A court may equitably toll limitations where the complainant has been tricked into allowing the filing deadlines to pass by his adversary.
New Global Order: Controlling Citizens and Blocking Access to Court Records and Content
Public Tensions Increase as the 5th Circuit Court Affirms Sealing Order, Raising Concerns About Selective Transparency in the Legal System.
Houston Lawyer William “Bill” Ramey’s PPP Loan Application Fraud
PPP liar loans under the microscope at the Fifth Circuit, a court which has blanked the largest liar loans in American History by Banks.
Glossin’ Opinions: Texas Lawyer Mary Lou Serafine Still Labeled a Vexatious Litigant in 2023
Mary Lou Serafine is a lawyer in Austin who’s been actively contesting her vexatious litigant label by Texas Courts. She loses to Glossin’.
The Judiciary’s Malicious Persecution of Elder Burkes Compared With Antwan Henry’s Controversial Litigation History
There’s definitely selective court profiling, targeting and abuse of foreclosure litigants. To-date, Henry escapes any judicial warnings.
There’s a Bunch of Federal Judges Departing from this Financial Services Case, But Not Allyson Ho
US District Court Judge Lynn Hughes Departs Involuntarily While One Unnamed 5th Cir. Judge recuses (we assume Jones) and Owen departs too.
