Eighth Circuit
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2.7KAttorney-Privilege Does Not Apply to Threats of Violence Statements says 8th Circuit
The attorney-client privilege is narrowly construed and protects disclosures necessary to obtain informed legal advice. Threats of violence do not count.
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3.7KThe Law of Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) Explained
The US Supreme Court has previously held that a plaintiff suffers an injury in fact when the plaintiff fails to obtain information...
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2.6KDeutsche Bank Has Control Over Your American Home in 2020 But Failed the Stress Test Audit
The audit found serious weaknesses and raised doubts about whether Deutsche Bank would reach a stress test score indicating that it is...
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2.1KJudge Kenneth Marra Votes in Favor of Claim Preclusion and Against Florida AG in Ocwen Case, With Prejudice
Florida Plaintiffs argue Count V attempts to hold Ocwen liable for knowingly maintaining and relying on REALServicing to its own benefit and...
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2.8KWhy Civil and Criminal Contempt in Federal Courts Is Rarely Invoked
Current federal jurisprudence grants judges wide latitude in the exercise of contempt powers, which in turn can lead to dire consequences for...
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4.3KEditors Choice: What Does A Robe Mean to A Judge In Texas – in Particular Where There IS Fraud On the Court?
Unbeknownst to many, federal courts have the power under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to set aside judgments entered years earlier...
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2.4KABA President Attacks Democracy and Passes House Bill in Favor of Letting Big 4 Accountants act as Lawyers. Think Enron Folks.
The 3 branches of government certainly don't like citizens voicing their opinions and now the ABA President has decided to join the...
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2.3KThe Houston Chronicle Reported in 2009 that Secrecy is Protecting Judges Behavin’ Badly. LIT Asks Y’all – What’s Changed in 2020?
Only seven judges in the last decade have faced formal disciplinary action as a result of the nation's secretive misconduct review process....
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3.4KDonald Trump, Jared Kushner and a German Bank Where You’re Liable to Be Found Dead if You Know Too Much
Dark Towers by David Enrich delivers a master class in financial sleuthing but much about Deutsche Bank and Donald Trump remains unknown.
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3.3K2Deutsche Bank Has Paid over $18 Billion Dollars in Fines. America Gives it a Lifetime Key to the Vault of American Homes
Deutsche Bank has faced almost $18.3 billion in fines and legal settlements since the start of 2008. Instead of ejecting them from the USA,...
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2.0KDeutsche Bank Asks Big Three to Tender for Cloud Services
eNotes were first issued in the US in 2001 but they have grown exponentially over the last 2 years. Deutsche Bank has...
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2.2K1Is the eNote Legal Tender or Unconstitutional (like the US Dollar)? When it’s Controlled by Freddie and Deutsche, It’s Unconstitutional
eNotes were first issued in the US in 2001 but they have grown exponentially over the last 2 years. Deutsche Bank has...
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1.7KThole v. US Bank is Now Before the US Supreme Court. Is it for Self-Serving Financial Gain by Lawyers or for the Rule of Law?
U.S. Bank is accused of mismanaging its pension plan by over-investing in high-risk equities and funds offered by a bank subsidiary, leading...
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2.3K1The Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit Applied Common Sense by Using Simple Math in this Opinion; But this Yale Law Professor’s Article is Written Like a Creditor Rights Attorney
Seriously, this guy is teaching our next legal generation(s). Stephen L. Carter of Yale. Well, he does tell the law students They...
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1.7K1CFPB Constitutionality is an Ongoing Debate And Judge Kenneth Marra in Florida S.D. Court Has Egg On His Chin for Many Reasons (But We’ll Leave the Epstein Case He Presided Over Out of the Equation)
Ocwen contends that under the Supreme Court’s holding in 2018’s Lucia v. Securities and Exchange Commission, a party that raises a constitutional...
