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Texas Judge Allows Cop Responsible for Trucker’s Death to Choose Staggered Jail Terms

LIT pays tribute and remembrance to trucker DANE RUTTER, who needlessly lost his life due to a selfish act of an off-duty cop...

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Wired former Wilmington Loan Officer Jailed, Despite Being a Key Witness for the Government

Loan Officer Joseph Terranova was the seventh and final former top Wilmington Trust official sentenced to prison in recent weeks.

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RESPA and the Qualified Written Requests or QWR for Short. Does it Work?

CFPB Sues Ocwen (but losing badly) Mortgage Servicer’s Widespread Errors, Shortcuts, and Runarounds Cost Borrowers Money, Homes.

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Third Circuit State a ‘Self Proclaimed Debt Collector’ Can Validate a Foreclosure Proceeding

The initial communication and validation notice was issued in the foreclosure complaint drafted by the law firm and self-proclaimed debt collector representing...

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Abusive. Racist. Sexist. No Problem Judge. Carry On, Says the Chief Judge and Judicial Council at the Fifth Circuit.

We look at Judge Lynn Hughes of S.D. Texas who has been protected by the Fifth Circuit despite decades of abuse towards...

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Billionaire Rats on Houston Attorney Carlos Kepke’s $225M Offshore Tax Planning Scam to Avoid Jail

The DOJ indict Carlos E. Kepke, a Houston tax attorney who conspired with Billionaire Robert Smith to hide $225 million in untaxed...

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Texas Lawyer Bern Mortberg in Tenth Lawsuit to Avoid Deutsche Bank Foreclosure Ain’t Goin’ So Well

Texas lawyer Bern Mortberg has been on the losing side of 10 foreclosure suits circa 2011. This time he lost due to...

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Lone Star Representing Elder Citizen Jacqueline Halliburton in Foreclosure Action Against PHH and Ocwen

Halliburton is a 73-year-old woman who is being subjected to Ocwen's known mortgage servicing abuses and attempts to fraudulently foreclose.

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Federal Judge Asserts Texas Foreclosure Defense Lawyer’s Repetitive Filings Are Beyond A Joke

Texas lawyer Juan Angel Guerra is no stranger to the law, both sides of it. However, his days as a foreclosure defense...

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Complaint Requests A Reasonable Time for Discovery in Jenkins v PHH Mortgage

For over seven years, Ocwen and PHH Mortgage Corporation, as mortgage servicers and debt collectors, have engaged in willful, malicious, harassing, deceptive...

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Harriet Nicholson’s Bold Step: Seeking Judicial Impartiality and a Fair Hearing in Texas Courts

Motion to Recuse in Texas Courts: Remember, as Justice Frankfurter indicated, litigants are not helpless before usurping courts.

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Civil Conspiracy at Houston Gateway Academy Charter School Ends Up With Extremely Split Sentencing

While superintendent of Houston Gateway Academy Richard Garza awarded a contract to a company who would kickback most of the funds.

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They Put a Dagger in the Heart of Due Process

Three rogue debt collecting lawyers arrested for thievin' judgments from innocent citizens by falsifying documents. So What's new? The fact these 3...

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Exclusive: LIT’s Obtained the Opening Statement from the Burkes Sizzlin’ Hot Petition for Rehearing

Abuse of the public trust cannot and must not be tolerated. Corrupt practices in government strike at the heart of social order...

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Owen’s Easter Basket of Omissions and Whiteouts re Ocwen Loan Servicing et al.

The Burkes filed their Petition for Rehearing en banc to allow all the active judges who are not recused and able to...

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Hall v. McRaven, Supreme Court of Texas and Judge Don Willett’s Sovereign Immunity Concurrence

Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Donny Willett may be changing his stance on Qualified Immunity in recent opinions at the Fifth Circuit,...

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The Federal Savings Bank v. Manafort

The loan to Manafort was rejected by Federal Savings Bank in October 2016, but after Trump was elected in November 2016, Calk...