Foreclosures
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662Indymac Bank’s Victor Woodworth: This is What Jail Looks Like for the Sr VP of Predatory Lending
You will note in the FDIC litigation involving Indymac Bank, Victor Woodworth is listed as Senior Vice President.
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1.2KIndymac Bank’s Simon Heyrick: This is What Jail Looks Like for the Chief of Predatory Lending
You will note in the FDIC litigation involving Indymac Bank, Simon Heyrick is listed as Chief Credit Officer, Enterprise Risk Mgt Committee.
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980Fourteenth Court of Appeals Asked: What the Heck Does Carry With the Case Actually Mean?
Appellees cannot comply with the above direction from the Court because there is no such permanent sealing order (Rule 76a).
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863Yellowfin’s Debt Collection Fraud: Chasing Unsecured Loans in Texas from Financial Crisis-Era Loans
Breaking Precedent: Texas First Court of Appeals Backs Yellowfin Judgments Amidst Contentious and Jaw-dropping Legal Reasoning.
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704Lehman Brothers Robosigned Note Resurfaces: LIT’s Yellowfin Fraud Series Digs Deeper
From the Absurd to the Astonishing: Expired Debt Collection, Open Docket Violation, and the Actions of a Rogue Collector for a Fl...
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546Yellowfin Fraud Series by Lit Chronicles 75-Yr-Old Oscar Byrd’s Second Brush with Texas Judicial Malfeasance
Piecing Together the Bizarre: Expired Debt Collection, Breach of Judicial Transparency, and a Debt Collecting Law Firm's Lengthy Defiance.
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760Fmr Creditor Rights Attorney Now a State District Judge Allows Wall St Exec. to Seal Whitestone REIT Complaint
Bradford D. Johnson sues his former employer Whitestone REIT. The complaint is completely restricted in violation of open records laws.
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518Zions Bancorporation Retains Known Rogue Debt Collecting Foreclosure Mill in Expedited Foreclosure
TX Supreme Court has never held corps liable for each other's obligations merely because of centralized control, finances n mutual purposes.
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506Zions Bancorporation Debt Collection Activities in Texas Under Scrutiny by Washington
What stands out for LIT is Latasha Washington has become aware of debt collection laws and surety bond requirements in Texas.
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1.6KRogue Debt Collection Agency Agreement Spells Epic Fallout for Zions Bancorporation
You’re acting all tough by sending that email but if we were face to face you would be scared shitless said Piccione...
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829Bandit Lawyer Robert Clayton Vilt Moves the Strange Deutsche Bank Case to State Appellate Court
After the fake bankruptcy filing in SDTX went nowhere with Bandit LeBoeuf, Bandit Vilt takes back the reins and heads State-bound to...
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1.2KForeclosure Defense Lawyer Brandy Alexander Thwarts $19k Garnishment for Alleged Frivolous Lawsuit
Life may not be fair,but judges should be, says Judge Kovach. After federal district judge Kenneth Hoyt orders sanction, Kovach denies same.
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786Frosty Lawyer Bob Kruckemeyer Rejects That He Should Have a Surety Bond to Debt Collect
However, Frost Bank retains other debt collecting law firms, inc. Fridge and Resendez PC who purchased a TX SOS surety bond in...
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1.2KLicensing: What Does Texas Law Say About Real Estate Wholesalers and Investors vs. Real Estate Brokers?
And what does Texas law say about lawyers working with Real Estate Wholesalers while providing foreclosure defense litigation services?
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845Anti-Consumer Watchdog CFPB Snags Kickback Scheme by Freedom Mortgage
2008-2023: Can CFPB release a report with precise count of victorious precedential opinions related to predatory lending made by homeowners?
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768PHH Mortgage Loan File is Recoverable With Counsel, Just Not in Texas or Florida When You’re Notably Pro Se
The deep pockets have made an appearance in Rhode Island as PHH Mortgage Corporation retain Locke Lord and 2 other law firms...
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1.1KDenied Rights? Homeowner Barred from Viewing Own PHH Loan File But US Gov Can Demand Direct Access
Federal law, the RFPA, authorizes US gov to obtain 300 PHH Mortgage loan files without notifying or obtaining the consent of any...
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749Mega Financial Crisis Settlement for Investors But Zero Compensation for True Victims: The Homeowners
The 2008 Scandal: DOJ admits predatory lending was responsible but settlement provides no restitution for true victims: the homeowners.
