Judge Higginson (9) leads, followed closely by Judges Stewart (8) Southwick (7) Smith, King, Jolly and Costa (6) on foreclosure appeal panels
One cannot allow one federal court in the State of Texas to allow pro se to file electronically and another deny all...
Where fraud is found, the party that used fraud should be deprived of the benefit of the judgment and any inequitable advantage...
The discovery protocols are biased in favor of the bank or non-bank and the gag order is in violation of the first...
Justice Barrett is originally from Louisiana and while sitting on the Seventh Circuit was keen to cite to published 5th Cir. Precedent...
In this foreclosure appeal, the court sua sponte includes arguments of res judicata not brought up at the lower court and returns...
John Coleman joined the CFPB just after its inception and had his hand in almost every case the agency tried. Now he's...
LIT has witnessed a decade of foreclosures. The motto on the highest court's building - Equal Justice for All - has become...
ABOVE THE LAW: Private citizens who are brutalized by rogue federal officers (OF THE COURTS) can find little solace ... DUE TO...
Illinois: The “single-refiling rule,” which prohibits actions that have been voluntarily dismissed from being refiled more than once.
Who is Texas tycoon and physician James Leininger and what's his relationship to the Judiciary and Fifth Ciruit Chief Judge Owen?
The scope of judicial immunity in the Eleventh Circuit is now made clear. Judicial immunity is complete, unqualified, and without exception.
Justice Sotomayor rips Fifth Circuit for their breathtaking defiance of the rule of law, precedent, and their flaming cowardice.
Kim Naimoli v Ocwen Loan Servicing, now PHH Mortgage Corporation receives response from CFPB at request of Second Circuit Panel on Appeal.
Ocwens' Consent Judgment had two sets of obligations: complying with federal and state law, and complying with the fencing-in provisions.
Even under a traditional res judicata approach, Marra appropriately considered the terms of the Consent Judgment. CFPB’s claims are barred.
Judge Marra's analysis of the res judicata effect of the Consent Judgment using traditional principles shows that method is inappropriate.
H.R. 4, in short, is court reform. An indication that House Democrats are getting serious about reining in an out-of-control Supreme Court.