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William Barr Faces Ethics Complaint from 27 DC Bar Members – If It Passes The Initial Inquiry Stage

The public should not stand for more of this misconduct in the Attorney General’s office. At the least, this bar action may...

JPMorgan Employees Caught Thievin’ Again. This Time it’s PPP Loans.

More than 500 JPMorgan employees got assistance from taxpayers aimed at helping businesses through the pandemic. Dozens of them shouldn’t have

DC Bar Website Found to Be Insecure and Lawyers are Unhappy at the Inaction by the Bar

Word of the security lapse quickly spread and applicants said that they were able to access their application files after logging out.

More Deutsche Bank Traders Found Guilty of Fraud. But Wait, Sentence is Probably Going to Be Home Confinement

A federal jury in Chicago, after three days of deliberations, concluded Chanu and Vorley made bogus trade orders between 2008 and 2013...

The Virginia State Bar is Interested in Threesomes but Not Criminal Perjury

Virginia lawyer Scott Lehman is facing state bar complaint he tried to get a jailed client to have a threesome with him...

A Motion to the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit Request for ExtraOrdinary Relief; An Answer

A Motion for extraordinary relief, respectfully asking for answers to the pending motions before this honorable court.

It’s Still Cookin’ in the County Hot Potato Case. A Letter is Issued to the Chief Judge Smashing the Sanctions Order

Magistrate Judge Harjani did not take into account the Hot Potato Doctrine which does not protect the Goodwin Procter lawyers violations.

Judge Bucklo’s Avoiding The Hot Potato Ethical Questions in this Sanctions Motion but Sends the Messenger Magistrate to Tell it’s Mashed Up Tale

The Hot Potato Rule is a serious matter and Goodwin Law and their attorneys Tom Hefferon, Matt Sheldon et al should have...

The Frazzled Sequel: Cato File another Amicus Brief into the Fifth Circuit’s All American Case And It’s Hard-Hitting

CATO argue that allowing the CFPB to carry on with unconstitutionally initiated actions would perpetuate the earlier constitutional violation.

Derobing the Unconstitutional Epstein 3-Panel. The Eleventh Circuit Vacates their April Ruling and Will Rehear the Epstein Case En Banc

The 11th Circuit has decided en banc to hear the Epstein case, vacating the prior panel which included two senior judges and...

Bill Barr Rushes to Give Imperial Presidency to Donald Trump. Simply Put; They Demand America Becomes a Dictatorship

Attention must be paid to Attorney General Bill Barr and his view that a power-hungry President has unfettered control over the executive...

Editors Choice: DC Bar’s Improvident Dismissal of the Complaint Against Lyin’ Lawyer Sabrina Rose-Smith is Demolished

When the court is Judge Marra and there is a formal complaint he colluded with Sabrina Rose-Smith of Goodwin Procter, Ocwen lawyers,...

Wilbur Ross Breaks the Rules and is Deceptive. This Sharp Federal Judge Calls Him On it

Commerce acknowledges that the Secretary used his primary personal email account for official business without complying with federal recordkeeping requirements. Yet it...

The Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit Must be Confused, or Something…

A ruling on a motion, whether entered by a single judge or a panel, is not binding upon the panel to which...

A Botched Hit on the Husband and Son of a Federal Judge Assigned to the Trump Deutsche Bank Case Results in the Sons Death. The Father is Critical.

Breaking news; New Jersey Judge Salas was assigned the Deutsche Bank/Epstein case on July 15th, 2020. Now her son is dead and...

The Petrobras Scandal Sidebar Arbitration Agreement is Decided At the Fifth Circuit and the Decision is Correct.

Petrobras relies on a Fifth Circuit opinion to support that the district court should have considered the public policy issue. This cannot...

Fifth Circuit Judge Kyle Duncan is Transparent as the Burkes’ Watch His Moves.

Judge Dennis dissents quoting that the case majority (Judges Duncan and Elrod) relies upon was decided under Mississippi state law, rather than,...