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1.4KBanditville Showdown: Ali Choudri sues Christopher “Chris” Wyatt
Choudri avers that Wyatt has multiple arrests and convictions for high misdemeanors and felonies, even using the alias Jonathan Sanders.
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1.3KJudge Shopping in Texas Joined by Circuit Shopping at the Fifth Circuit Now Under Supreme Court Scrutiny
Nearly a quarter of the cases—23.4%—the Supreme Court has targeted for review this term so far come from the Fifth Circuit Court...
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267Constitutional Crisis: Inconsistent Legal Standards in Houston Courts Threaten Homeowners’ Property
LIT's Ongoing Investigations Shine a Light on Judicial Activism and Injustice in Houston Federal Court Against Targeted Pro Se Litigants
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832Widow Ursula Riston’s First Lawsuit against Deutsche Bank is Snap Removed to Federal Court by McGlinchey
Riston is represented by foreclosure defense counsel in this matter and not one of the usual suspects, who secured a TRO in...
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220Despicable Opposing Counsel’s Late Late Show Complainin’ About Legal Bandits Raises Skepticism
HWA seeks attorney fees as a sanction and rescission of TRO. However, they have been complicit in allowing the past abuses to...
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1.5KHouston’s Scandal-Ridden Federal Court Headlines with Judge Ewing Werlein’s Ongoing Judicial Activism
Concerned with Mass's dismissal failed to follow blackletter laws, LIT recovered Dykema's motion to dismiss, uncovering a shocking secret.
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1.3KBandit Lawyers Erick Delarue and James Pope Challenged in Ali Choudri’s Foreclosure Defense
This is the fourth meritless action in this district initiated by Ali Choudri to thwart foreclosure aided by lawyers Delarue and Pope.
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3.9KDC Appeals Court: Suspended or Not, Attorney Larry Klayman Ain’t A Vexatious Litigant
Klayman’s six lawsuits are neither so prolific, frivolous or harassing that they threaten the order or integrity of the courts’ operations.
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269Texas Class Action Solar Panel Lawsuit Against Fifth Third Bank Beamed Over to District of Minnesota
In re Dividend Solar Finance LLC and Fifth Third Bank Sales and Lending Practices Litigation
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206Noisy Neighbors: Corpus Christi’s Bandas Law Firm Complain About Rented Houston Office Space
Finding Focus: Addressing Sound Distractions in Legal Workspaces While Managing Client Confidentiality in Less-Than-Ideal Acoustic Conditions
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294The Kings Mill “Racetrack” Lawsuit: Kingwood HOA and Ethel McCormick Settle Wrongful Death Claims
Residents of the Kings Mill subdivision have alerted the HOA for years of the dangers Kings Mill Lane, also known as the...
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264Quick-Fire Ruling by Federal Magistrate Judge Challenges Integrity of Her Own Scheduling Order
Uneven Treatment: Judge Allows Longer Response Time for Opposing Party and their Counsel Despite Previous Restrictions on Pro Se Plaintiff.
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307Kingwood Services Association Sued for Multiyear Financial Fraud by HOA Subdivision
Despite a budget surplus, Kingwood Service Assoc. claims that excess funds are still needed, denying Mills Branch significant unspent amounts
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378Attorney Erick Joseph Delarue Plays the Arabian Name Game with Equestrian Stacey Mlak
Wells Fargo filed for an expedited foreclosure in July. The default hearing is set for Oct. 15, 2024. Delarue commenced new proceedings.
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1.3KFederal Court Bailouts: The Troubling Connection Between PHH Mortgage Corp. and Judicial Corruption
The Southern District of Texas Houston Division's Federal Court Scandals mount as this case presents a further example of Judicial Activism.
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265Maliciously Contrived Federal Court Decision Paves Way for Continued Homestead Theft in Texas
US District and Fifth Circuit Judges Defy Centuries of Texas Law in Conspiratorial Opinions Targeting Homeowners and Illegal Home Seizures.
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660Couchin’ The Truth: Dickey and Sharon Couch Battle The Unsung Fifth Circuit’s Three Straight Faces
The Fifth Circuit court has been reversed more times at SCOTUS than any other, and SCOTX continues to reject their Erie Guesses.
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1.5KA Deep Dive into Farkas I (2011) and Farkas II (2016) Provide Fifth Circuit Foreclosure Paradoxes
A review of legal procedures in federal court foreclosure proceedings show selective application of the laws and glossed opinions.
