Laws In Texas
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1.8KA Pay to Play Scheme in Houston, Texas is Enriching Private Lawyers Who Donate to Judges
Despite the increase in lucrative case assignments for donor attorneys in Harris County, the indigent defendants themselves did not appear to receive...
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6.1KHouston Lawyer Bill Ramey Now Fighting a Civil Lawsuit for Sexual Assault and Firm Partner Dr. Schwaller is Clearly on His Side
William P. Ramey III is now facing a civil lawsuit along with his law firm in this sexual assault civil action before...
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3.2K2Who Received the $30 Million in COVID Relief in Harris County? Texas Refuses to Supply Granular Data
The $30 million Harris County COVID-19 Relief Fund was distributed in two phases, but the information on exactly who got the money,...
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3.5KWe’ve Received All Your Inquiries and Emails at LIT and Here’s What We’ve Been Busy Working On
Our blog at LIT has grown so fast, it started creaking under the strain. So we've been busy moving our website and...
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4.3K1This Flippin’ Foreclosure Scammin’ Lawyer in Florida is Behavin’ Like Big Law Firm Goodwin Procter. Serial Liar(s).
By acting as both the Gilkes’ legal counsel in the foreclosure action and as counsel for RESG Inc., Payne engaged in a...
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4.5KFifth Circuit Judicial Council Immunity Leaves Rogue Judges’ Secretary in the Cold
The court dismissed the complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, concluding Danos’s claims were barred by sovereign immunity.
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3.0KFifth Circuit Judge Edith Clement Applies the Mandatory Fairness Requirement re An Opportunity to Be Heard
In the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, fairness requires that a litigant have the opportunity to be heard before a...
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3.5KFifth Circuit Judge Edith Brown Clement Understands the Various Badges of Fraud in Law. The Caveat is Lawyers Are Immune
An individual badge of fraud is not conclusive, but a concurrence of many badges in the same case will always make out...
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3.1K1Bank’s Double Dealing in Texas Post Foreclosure
The bank foreclosed on this Texas homeowner and was granted judgment of possession in the eviction case post-foreclosure, but then rescinded.
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4.0KThe Virginia State Bar is Interested in Threesomes but Not Criminal Perjury
Virginia lawyer Scott Lehman is facing state bar complaint he tried to get a jailed client to have a threesome with him...
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3.5KA Motion to the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit Request for ExtraOrdinary Relief; An Answer
A Motion for extraordinary relief, respectfully asking for answers to the pending motions before this honorable court.
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4.7K1It’s Still Cookin’ in the County Hot Potato Case. A Letter is Issued to the Chief Judge Smashing the Sanctions Order
Magistrate Judge Harjani did not take into account the Hot Potato Doctrine which does not protect the Goodwin Procter lawyers violations.
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4.2KJudge Werlein Jr Sentences Tax Preparer to 9 years Jail but No Mention of the 3 Money Laundering Law Firms Who Aided and Abetted in Criminal Fraud
The jury heard that Fields fraudulently obtained $3,097,974.19 in tax refunds from the IRS and kept approximately $1,302,271.75 for himself.
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1.7KPersonal Loan Co. Touts Its Mission Statement As Providing Credit to Those Without A Credit Score. What They Are Doing Now Will Shock You.
Oportun Inc. filed more lawsuits than any other personal loan company and was the second-most litigious company overall during the pandemic.
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3.7KGuide to Judiciary Policy Vol. 2E, Ch. 3 (2019)
VOL. 2: ETHICS AND JUDICIAL CONDUCT; Ch. 3: Rules for Judicial-Conduct and Judicial-Disability Proceedings
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4.0K1Judge Bucklo’s Avoiding The Hot Potato Ethical Questions in this Sanctions Motion but Sends the Messenger Magistrate to Tell it’s Mashed Up Tale
The Hot Potato Rule is a serious matter and Goodwin Law and their attorneys Tom Hefferon, Matt Sheldon et al should have...
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4.2KSenior Judge Lynn Hughes Extrajudicial Blunder Results in Recusal Motion
Judge Hughes was actively looking on google was itself prejudicial, extrajudicial material that created a bias evidenced in court.
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2.4KOCWEN is a Debt Collector
U.S. District Judge Corrigan admits that there is a split in Florida federal courts re convenience fees assessed against OCWEN borrowers.
