CFPB
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1.5KPanic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis
Ultimately, the people - the homeowners - over 10 million - would be sacrificed and not a single Wall St. Banker went...
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1.4KA Petition for Review is Submitted to the Eleventh Circuit to Address Whiteout Opinions with So Many Lies
The Judicial Council has an opportunity to correct not only a manifest injustice, but perversion of justice. It should do so and...
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2.3KJudge Cannon’s Sure Pulled Some Similar Bank Foreclosure Cases In Short Order. Repetition Brings One Up to Speed Quickly We Assume.
New US Federal Judge Aileen M. Cannon is assigned two Bank of New York Mellon and two Deutsche Bank National Trust Company...
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2.4K1Operation WhiteOut: Judicial Corruption in Federal District and Appellate Courts Exposed With Help from the Internet and Past Data
Corruption in Our Courts: What It Looks Like and Where It Is Hidden is a paper which confirms judicial bribery is a...
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1.3KQualified Immunity: Hooks v. Brewer, No. 18-10628 (11th Cir. June 19, 2020)
The Supreme Court held that a warrant fails to provide probable cause if it includes a "deliberate falsity or . . ....
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1.1KJudge Told: You Have Blood on Your Hands
We take direct action to intervene in a violent system that exists to protect private profits at the expense of human lives,...
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1.4KThe Chasin’ a Baby FDCPA Case, Assigned to Judges Hittner and Bray, S.D. Texas
Plaintiff informed Paramount that “Hunter King” was unknown to her. Plaintiff informed Paramount that her son’s name was Hunter but he was...
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1.2KThe Supreme Court of Texas Are the Debt Collecting Wolves for Wall Street. Here’s Why.
When the Texas Supreme Court said yes to equitable subrogation for lenders to steal homes in a new precedential opinion, it affirmed...
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2.1KFinally, 33 AG’s Act on this Disgraceful Ocwen/PHH Class Action Settlement Agreement in Florida. Notable Exception – Indicted AG Paxton of Texas.
A coalition of 33 state attorneys general filed a motion against PHH Mortgage and its predecessor Ocwen Loan Servicing for allegedly charging...
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1.2KTexas Supreme Courts Defective Zepeda Opinion is Gleefully Embraced by Senior S.D. Tex. Judge Werlein in Morris v Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank under the doctrine of equitable subrogation stood in the shoes of the prior lienholder and had authority to foreclose on...
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2.0KMnuchin Bankrolls Third Wife’s Movie on the Funds from Millions of Illegally Evicted Homeowners During His IndyMac Reign.
Donald Trump’s former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s wife Louise Linton is making her directorial debut on the back of illegal foreclosure funds,...
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1.4KMeanwhile in S.D. Fl. Magic Marra’s Judge Replacement Cannon’s off Into China
China’s Ministry of Justice has notified the Plaintiffs that it is refusing to serve any of the defendants in the country’s first-filed...
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1.0KLee Cooperman Sheds Ocwen Stock
Lee Cooperman is the second-largest shareholder with 8.98% of shares outstanding. Other top shareholders include Deer Park Road Corp. Fortress Investment Group...
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1.1KCorrupt Deutsche Bank Continues to Hold The Golden Key to Wall Street, Despite All the Fines
The charges arise out of a scheme to conceal corrupt payments and bribes made to third-party intermediaries by falsely recording them on...
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1.0KBiden Has Started Choppin’ at the CFPB
President-elect Joe Biden is expected to nominate Rohit Chopra, the former student-loan watchdog at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, to lead the...
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734Will Biden Change the Anti-Consumer Watchdog Leadership and Focus Quickly?
CFPB director Kathy Kraninger’s term doesn’t end until 2023, but it’s likely that Biden will want to remove her shortly after taking...
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1.1KJudge Mazzant’s De Novo Review of M&R, Texas Surety Bond and More. Published for the Fifth Circuit’s Quarterback(s).
A party who files timely written objections to a magistrate judge’s report and recommendation is entitled to a de novo review of...
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1.1KOcwen and CFPB’s Failed Mediation is Merely a Delay Tactic
Ocwen's staged failed settlement related to the lawsuit filed by the CFPB in 2017 against the $3 billion dollar admonished mortgage servicer.
