Lawyers Misconduct
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1.1KAppellate Court Mandates Reassignment to a Different Judge Under Reasonableness Test
"...an appellate court will mandate reassignment when the facts “might reasonably cause an objective observer to question the original judge’s impartiality.”"
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1.8KRather than Resign for the “ClerkGate” Corruption Scandal, Fifth Circuit Chief Judge Owen Deflects Blame
Judge Priscilla R. Owen shunts the blame onto 66 year old Circuit Executive Theodore "Ted" Cominos for the ClerkGate Corruption Scandal.
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1.3KJudge Jeff Brown Reverses Judge Al Bennett re Special Exceptions which Included Implied Threats of Murder
In earlier times, Judge Al Bennett was a Texas State Judge and Judge Jeff Brown was a Justice on the Texas Appellate...
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1.6KJudge Alfred H. Bennett, S.D. Tex., Reversed for Abuse of Discretion by Fifth Circuit
Abuse of Discretion: The scope of the district court’s discretion is narrower when the Rule 41(b) dismissal is with prejudice says 5th...
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1.4KFifth Circuit Pens Opinion on Judicial Bias Which Demands Federal Judge Be Removed
Fifth Cir. hold that a reasonable man would reasonably question this trial judge’s impartiality and the integrity of the judicial system.
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964Piercing Attorney-Client Privilege During Conversations
A communication divulged to “strangers” or outsiders can scarcely be considered a confidential communication between attorney and client.
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1.3KJudicial Corruption On the Bench Demands a New Trial Sayeth Tennessee Supreme Court
Evidence of judicial corruption requires reversal regardless of the other facts of the particular case. - Tennessee Supreme Court
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1.6KDiscrimination: Obtaining the Mortgage Loan File and Sanctions In Texas Courts Compared with Illinois
LIT compares Federal District Court Discrimination Cases between African Americans in Ill. and Elder Abuse in TX. The Disparity is Alarming
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1.3KLIT Reviews Government Employees Blocking Twitter Users Lawsuits
Once again, you can blame the US Supreme Court, who avoided answering the Trump Twitter Blocking Petition by intentionally delaying the case.
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1.1KForeclosure: No Attorney Fees Filed by US Bank Represented by Mark Cronenwett of Mackie Wolf
I do not agree that the Reinagels’ forgery argument is a red herring. - Judge James Graves Jr., Fifth Circuit, Reinagel v...
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2.0KFormer Texas Lawyer Scott Scher May Have An Ally In Mind Once He Reads This
As the Scher family face foreclosure, could Isaac Nesser, the Quinn Emanuel partner who prevailed in 100 toxic loan cases, aid his...
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1.1KLouisiana Supreme Court Secretly Admit A Shady Texas Lawyer with Criminal Past to the State Bar
Texas lawyer with history of criminal offenses, prior record of attorney discipline and substantial delinquent debts no bar to Louisiana Bar.
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1.3KThe Fifth Circuit Abandon their Judicial Responsibilities to Answer the Homeowners Allegations and We Know Why
The appointment of substitute trustees is a matter between the loan servicer and L. Keller Mackie that has no effect on King’s...
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1.8KNew Texas Appellate Justice April Farris Discusses Her Family, Career and “Imposter Syndrome”
One of the biggest barriers April Farris faced was a personal barrier: imposter syndrome after growing up in a small West Texas...
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1.4KNo Attorney Fees Filed by Deutsche Bank Despite Approval by Magistrate Judge Farrer
Magistrate Judge Farrer Questions Mackie Wolf's Complaint and Rejects their Over-arching Default Judgment Demands on Behalf of Deutsche Bank.
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2.1KIt’s 2020, W.D. Texas Federal Court and a Cronenwett Unchallenged Foreclosure. Y’all Know What’s Next.
Magistrate Judge Chestney's M&R recommends Attorney Fees (unchallenged) and District Judge Erza Rubber Stamps the Fee Award to Mackie Wolf.
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1.1KA New Judge Assigned to the Latest Mackie Wolf Foreclosure in W.D. Tex.
LIT compares foreclosure mill complaint filed in this foreclosure action against a recent filing in W.D. Tex. Atty fees wording is modified.
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2.1KFormer Attorney Bruce Matson Criminally Indicted for Finchin’ Millions. Judge Promptly Seals Case.
Bruce Matson was charged via the criminal information process, which does not require a grand jury indictment.
