Appellate Circuit
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523Texas Appellate Court Wields Legal Sword to Gut Consumer Protections
Sword of Justice or Shield for Wall Street Debt Collectin' Lawyers? Texas Court's Absurd Ruling by Outlaw Gina Palafox Sparks Outrage.
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2.4KDropping Bombs: Gibson Dunn Removes Class Action Fallout Between Firms to Federal Judge Ewing Werlein
Representing the Maryland law firm, Gibson Dunn seek to transfer the case to DC, where the claims are being litigated. Randy Sorrels...
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501The Lawless State: Citizens Are Restless But Only Criminal Convictions Will Deter Thievin’ Legal Bandits
Meet Texas Lawyer David Lee Pettus. He's stolen millions of dollars from clients whilst living the high-life with injured citizens payouts.
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462Venue Showdown: Exploring Fifth Circuit’s Discordant Rulings on SpaceX and Ft Worth Chamber of Commerce
Parsing Through Legal Friction: SpaceX's Rejection and Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Victory in Texas Venue Battles.
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747Legal Showdown: Inside the CFPB’s $8 Late Fee Limit Saga and Its Impact on Texas Federal Judiciary
Untangling the Complexity: Dissecting Injunctions, Venue Struggles, and the Moral Fabric of Judicial Conduct Amidst Nationwide Critique.
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513Supreme Court Reverses Fifth Circuit and S.D. Texas Court’s Interpretation of “Actual Fraud”
SCOTUS: We interpret actual fraud to encompass fraudulent conveyance schemes, even when those schemes do not involve a false representation.
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362Roman Catholic Church Sexual Abuse Case: Catholic Judges’ Harmless Error Protects Sexual Predators
As with the Boy Scouts, where practically every judge sends their kids, the Catholic Church is another protected legal community.
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516Foreclosure Tyranny: Legal Entities Seize Homes with Immunity, Contradicting Consumer Protection Laws
Consumer Protection Conundrum: Unsecured Loan Collectors Accountable to Consumer Protection Laws While Foreclosure Entities Enjoy Immunity.
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342Fed. Judge Keith Ellison Discusses Agriculture, Homestead Laws, Expiry Dates and Quiet Title
In the State of Texas, the homestead has always been protected from forced sale, not merely by statute, but by the Constitution.
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614A White Out: Mackie Wolf Defends Everyone, Meaning They Are Conflicted by Self-Representing Themselves
Join LIT as we investigate B.S. at Fannie Mae: where foreclosure mills purportedly can be Trustee, Servicer. Auctioneer and reseller.
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390Forensic Loan Auditor Lassberg Avoids Foreclosure Despite Losing Her Lawsuit in 2015
Discover how LIT sheds light on the inconsistent and questionable application of Texas laws concerning homes secured by predatory loans.
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689A Dummies Guide to Operating a Long-Term Real Estate Foreclosure or Tax Fraud Enterprise in Texas
If you're a budding Bandit living in Texas and looking for a real estate Get-Rich-Quick Scam, you should subscribe to LIT's free...
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1.1KOperation Elder Abuse: PHH Mortgage Corporation and Deutsche Bank Judge Shopping Continues
Forum Shopping aka Judge Shopping is a disease in Texas courts says Congress, demanding this form of case assignment be outlawed.
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730Expedited Foreclosure Lawsuit filed by DBNTCO and McCarthy Holthus v. Villarreal
Considering McCarthy Holthus is counsel for DBNTCO, it sheds new light on why SCOTUS was deliberately lyin' to citizens in re Obduskey.
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671LIT’s ON IT: Expedited Foreclosure Lawsuit filed by DBNTCO and ONITY aka PHH Mortgage Corp. v. Hummel
LIT's ON IT with ONITY as the grave robbers and foreclosure wolves of Texas try again a decade later to foreclose on...
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527Expedited Foreclosure Lawsuit No. 4 filed by DBNTCO and SPS aka Select Portfolio Servicing v Anthony
Deutsche Bank files for expedited foreclosure as trustee in lawsuit filed in Harris County District Court with SPS affidavit in support.
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426LIT’s ON IT: Expedited Foreclosure Lawsuit filed by DBNTCO and ONITY aka PHH Mortgage Corp. v Peavy
In our new series, LIT's ON IT with ONITY - pronounced ON-IT-EE according to Ocwen Financial's press release on behalf of Deutsche...
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403Fifth Cir. Judge Don Willett Says Prior Panel’s Wrongful Foreclosure Opinion and Erie Guess Went Too Far
Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Don Willett authors a published opinion, taking issue with a prior panel, including Chief Judge Owen-Hecht.
