Bankruptcy
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3.3K3Who is James C. Bodie, Virginia State Bar?
The VSB’s disciplinary process is not a substitute forum to address concerns that were the subject of court proceedings. So says James...
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5.8K3Who is Thomas M. Hefferon, a Liar Lawyer at Goodwin Procter LLP?
Thomas "Tom" Hefferon is a partner at Goodwin Procter. He concentrates on defending prominent financial institutions facing litigation in courts nationwide.
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5.4K2Who is Matthew S. Sheldon, a Liar Lawyer at Goodwin Procter LLP?
Matthew 'Matt' Sheldon is a partner in Goodwin Procter LLP's Financial Industry and Consumer Financial Services Litigation practices.
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5.4K1Who is Laura Stock Craven, a Liar Lawyer at Goodwin Procter LLP?
Laura Craven is a senior attorney, Goodwin Procter LLP. Ms. Craven specializes in consumer financial services litigation. She joined Goodwin in 2005.
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2.7KThe Trump Zillionaire Act is Official
The Zillionaire Act; Crumbs for the Hungry but Windfalls for the Rich. Billions are going to zillionaires under the guise of pandemic...
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2.6KDeutsche Bank Has Control Over Your American Home in 2020 But Failed the Stress Test Audit
The audit found serious weaknesses and raised doubts about whether Deutsche Bank would reach a stress test score indicating that it is...
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3.7K1Ocwen Altisource and Judge Kenneth Marra Guilty of Non Disclosure in an Abuse against Proposed Intervenor-Plaintiffs in Anti-Consumer Watchdog Case
Perjury in Florida Federal Court by Judge Marra? It is now apparent, Ocwen Altisource could not address the Burkes responses for fear...
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2.6KSteve ‘Foreclosure King’ Mnuchin is Downed in Twittersphere by Axl Rose Colored Replies
The year is 2020. Amidst a global pandemic, Guns N' Roses' Axl Rose says the Secretary of the Treasury and producer of...
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2.6K26 Attorney Generals Call for Seniors with Mortgage and Loans to Be Pandemic Protected. Texas Ain’t One of Them
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of Americans are now facing financial uncertainty; senior citizens have been among the hardest...
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2.5KOCWEN Facing it’s Own Eviction Case Seeks Accounting Puffery to Help Survive Being Delisted
Nothing good will come of the of $3 billion dollar admonished nonbank OCWEN's current financial dilemma. They currently face eviction from the...
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3.2KS.D. Tex. Magistrate Judge Wanted Elderly Citizens in their Court to Defy Stay-At-Home Orders to Post Court Motions and Filings
Stay-at-home Covid-19 compliance is questioned by a Houston Magistrate Judge. He is asking if 2 elderly pro se filers posted the motions...
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1.9KOCWEN Press Release On COVID-19 As They Prepare to Attack Homeowners In Distress
OCWEN believes the disruption created by the measures being taken to drive social distancing may give rise to industry-wide elevated delinquency levels.
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4.3KEditors Choice: What Does A Robe Mean to A Judge In Texas – in Particular Where There IS Fraud On the Court?
Unbeknownst to many, federal courts have the power under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to set aside judgments entered years earlier...
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3.0K2The Federal Reserve is Bank Owned. Two Banks Own 75 Percent of It. Can You Name Them?
Still, it serves as yet another red flag for those concerned with the power of too-big-to-fail banks that the top two banks...
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2.3KThe Houston Chronicle Reported in 2009 that Secrecy is Protecting Judges Behavin’ Badly. LIT Asks Y’all – What’s Changed in 2020?
Only seven judges in the last decade have faced formal disciplinary action as a result of the nation's secretive misconduct review process....
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3.3K2Deutsche Bank Has Paid over $18 Billion Dollars in Fines. America Gives it a Lifetime Key to the Vault of American Homes
Deutsche Bank has faced almost $18.3 billion in fines and legal settlements since the start of 2008. Instead of ejecting them from the USA,...
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2.0KDeutsche Bank Asks Big Three to Tender for Cloud Services
eNotes were first issued in the US in 2001 but they have grown exponentially over the last 2 years. Deutsche Bank has...
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2.2K1Is the eNote Legal Tender or Unconstitutional (like the US Dollar)? When it’s Controlled by Freddie and Deutsche, It’s Unconstitutional
eNotes were first issued in the US in 2001 but they have grown exponentially over the last 2 years. Deutsche Bank has...
