Attorney Mousavi was thereby attempting to obtain the property . . . from another . . . by a wrongful use of...
The Court determined that, given the significant and unusual mitigating factors that were present in this case, it would impose no sanction.
Here's a case which brings back memories of Steve 'The Foreclosure King' Mnuchin and his Trump appointed bankster colleague Joe Otting.
AG Merrick Garland announced he would stop redlining. LIT told him the first case should be this one in Illinois. Here's what...
The Kansas Board for Discipline of Attorneys has recommended Spradling be disbarred for misconduct during the prosecution of criminal cases.
Judge accuses prosecutor Sharon Muse and her husband, Judge Rob Johnson of behavior that is unprofessional, unethical and possibly criminal.
Senior Citizen and Veteran, Ron Fancher's eviction was heavy-handed, culminating with most of his belongings getting thrown into a dumpster.
Opinion authored by Frances Bourliot, elected to 14th in 2018, began her legal career with Texas Defender Service and Texas Innocence Network
Nominated by Ronald Reagan in 1983, like many, he wouldn't resign. It's time for term limits for federal and circuit judges.
The offenses involved concern a ransomware variant known as Sodinokibi/REvil between April 2019 and July 2021 across the United States.
Here's a perfect example of going on the offensive with false accusations and frivolous lawsuits. Are you reading Shelley Hopkins and DOJ?
Where-ever Texas Creditor Rights Crystal Gibson goes, her former boss at BDF, Shelley Hopkins is bound to be there too.
The majority described Hankes’ conduct as grounds for disbarment but instead he is suspended, without referral for criminal prosecution.
Attorney General Ken Paxton has not disclosed a large chunk of his campaign donors from the past six months
DeMarquis states that he never signed a contact with Target Solutions. This is not his first FDCPA federal court case, however.
Normally foreclosure mills are adding associates to complaints to earn more fees. Not in this case, there's only the lone wolf, Cronenwett.
This court makes a confident Erie guess that the Texas Supreme Court would have concluded that explicit substitution was not required.
Despite Steve G. Morgan's complaint apparently not mentioning loan modification, that's what would end up settling the case.