Fifth Circuit
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986How the Con Became a Crusade to Light Up the Corruption Which Tore Down America
The disease of corruption and the criminality that greed produces has become the basis of our nation’s governance and its financial systems.
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1.1KExpressive Associations Exist for the Purpose of Engaging in Those Activities Protected by the First Amendment
The district court specifically held that Mote’s association and speech rights were clearly established. The Fifth Circuit Agreed.
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1.4KPPP Loan Fraud Sentencing Explained: Crowther Received 37 Months for Bank and Lender Application Fraud
Fort Myers Businessman Sentenced To Three Years In Federal Prison for PPP Loan Fraud; Bank Fraud; False Statement to a Lending Institution.
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1.8KThe Ten Sins by Hopkins Law
Admitted serial liar Mark Hopkins, along with Shelley Hopkins of Hopkins Law, PLLC continue their premeditated legal frauds and schematics.
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1.4KTwo Senators Criticize Texas Federal Judge Alan Albright’s Control over Patent Cases
Why? Because it's big money. There is no mention of Albright calling a foreclosure mill to ask them to submit an affidavit...
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1.4KTexas Federal Judiciary Collaborate with Unlicensed Debt Collectors to File Vexatious Litigant Motions to Clear Docket
Chief Judge Lee Rosenthal denied label of 'Vexatious Litigant' with at least 9 foreclosure filings spanning 18 years, including 6 since 2017.
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883What Homeowners Need to Know if You’re Facing Foreclosure in Texas Federal Courts
If you are facing foreclosure in Texas Federal Court, there's a lot of legalese to learn. But will you receive access to...
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771LIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Following Raul, Before Judge Hughes and Mill Lawyers, Locke Lord
Initial Conference brought forward from Jan 2022 to 11/29/2021 at 11:00 AM in Room 11122 before Judge Lynn N Hughes.
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1.1KA Foreclosure Settlement is Currently On the Cards for ‘Leroy and Erika’ in Texas
This foreclosure case has been shunted around from state courts to bankruptcy courts to appeals courts and now the Texas Supreme Court.
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1.7KFifth Circuit Oral Argument Perks: Rule 28J Letter Cleaned Up
After slammin' both sets of counsel for citing outwith their briefs, Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod allowed Rule 28J letters post argument.
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1.2KJudicial Rating of the First and Second Court of Appeals in Texas Takes a Plunge in 2021. Why?
The State of the Texas Judiciary. LIT suggests the internet and social media has provided citizens access to uncover judicial corruption.
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1.2KLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Watching Realtor ‘Elizabeth’ in San Antonio Decide What To Do Next in WDTX
Keller Williams realtor Elizabeth Montalvo of San Antonio appears to have a decision to make. Short sale or defend the removed federal...
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966That German Bank and the Skulduggery of Deutsche Bank National Trust Company
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company was an unsecured creditor when the banks failed in 2008. Now it's a fraudulent vehicle for the...
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979FDCPA Violations in Bankruptcy Proceedings Result in Attorney Fees, Costs, Statutory and Punitive Damages
The Court finds that it should award Plaintiffs $1,000.00 in statutory damages, $9,000 in punitive damages, attorney fees and expenses.
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1.2KIf You’re Pro Se and You’ve Been Denied Access to CM/ECF Filing Permissions, Here’s Who to Contact
Will the members of this group advocate for pro se access to electronic filing rights, sealed documents and also basic access to...
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2.1K1When You’re A Thievin’ Texas Lawyer, You Can Steal $3.4 Million Dollars and Just Resign. No Criminal Charges Recommended.
Officers of the Court are supposed to be held to a higher standard. In Texas that standard is called corruption: Lie, cheat...
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2.1KExclusive Report on Jeffrey “Mayhem” Gipson and Why the Investigators at the State Bar of Texas Are Lyin’
LIT believes that the State Bar of Texas knows very well the full circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Gipson. Texas Bar is totally corrupt.
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1.4KWill Bankruptcy Debtor Attorneys Receive $750k in Fees for Bank Servicer Violating FDCPA in SDTX Federal Court?
Engagement of Attorneys allowed Plaintiffs to submit a feasible plan, disburse a total of $105, 877.52 to creditors and receive a discharge.
