Laws in Minnesota
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468th Circuit to PHH: The Party Seeking Equitable Subrogation Must Be Without Fault
The blame for the uncertainty regarding GMAC’s - now PHH Ocwen's lien position lies with GMAC. GMAC agents prepared the flawed mortgage...
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145Legal Anarchy Unfolds in Minnesota as Replacement Judge’s PHH Mortgage Corp. Ties Spark Citizen Outrage
MN Appoints Judge Who Previously Represented PHH Mortgage. LIT reveals the Minnesota Judiciary's Scandalous Acts enabling Wall St Home Theft.
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129US District Judge Wilhelmina Wright of Minnesota Orders Texas Plaintiff’s Case Remain in their Venue (MN)
Plaintiff LG2 LLC is a Texas limited liability co. owned by Jordan Giles and Terry Giles, who are residents of Texas. The...
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75Indymac Bank’s Victor Woodworth: This is What Jail Looks Like for the Sr VP of Predatory Lending
You will note in the FDIC litigation involving Indymac Bank, Victor Woodworth is listed as Senior Vice President.
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85Indymac Bank’s Simon Heyrick: This is What Jail Looks Like for the Chief of Predatory Lending
You will note in the FDIC litigation involving Indymac Bank, Simon Heyrick is listed as Chief Credit Officer, Enterprise Risk Mgt Committee.
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101Denied Rights? Homeowner Barred from Viewing Own PHH Loan File But US Gov Can Demand Direct Access
Federal law, the RFPA, authorizes US gov to obtain 300 PHH Mortgage loan files without notifying or obtaining the consent of any...
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172Mega Financial Crisis Settlement for Investors But Zero Compensation for True Victims: The Homeowners
The 2008 Scandal: DOJ admits predatory lending was responsible but settlement provides no restitution for true victims: the homeowners.
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111Ground Zero: All Federal Judges Disqualified from Minnesota Case Linked to Lawyer turned Judge
Shocking Twist in Legal Battle: All Judges Disqualified by Chief Judge of the Federal District of Minnesota Due to Black Robe Testimony.
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191Police Seizure of Cell Phone Unlawful but Seizure of Legal Papers by Court Clerk for Nefarious Reasons Allowed
4th Amendment protects people's rights to be secure in their persons, house, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
