W.D. Tex.
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1.4KProof of Service – or Lack Thereof – in Texas Federal Courts
Failure to effect proper service of process within 90-day period per FRCP 4(m), Court must dismiss the action without prejudice.
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1.8KRather than Resign for the “ClerkGate” Corruption Scandal, Fifth Circuit Chief Judge Owen Deflects Blame
Judge Priscilla R. Owen shunts the blame onto 66 year old Circuit Executive Theodore "Ted" Cominos for the ClerkGate Corruption Scandal.
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770Judge, You Can’t Rely Upon Dr. Death and Bias About Pro Se’s Rules Fifth Circuit
Bias; The individual and extrajudicial knowledge on the part of the judge will not dispense with proof of facts not judicially cognizable.
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1.5KFifth Circuit Pens Opinion on Judicial Bias Which Demands Federal Judge Be Removed
Fifth Cir. hold that a reasonable man would reasonably question this trial judge’s impartiality and the integrity of the judicial system.
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1.0KPiercing Attorney-Client Privilege During Conversations
A communication divulged to “strangers” or outsiders can scarcely be considered a confidential communication between attorney and client.
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1.3KAffirmed. See Rule 47.6. “Love It” Said Shelley Hopkins for BDF Hopkins.
This case clearly shows the pitfalls of hiring a lawyer who claims on his website to be a foreclosure defense lawyer. LIT...
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1.4KNo Attorney Fees Filed by Deutsche Bank Despite Approval by Magistrate Judge Farrer
Magistrate Judge Farrer Questions Mackie Wolf's Complaint and Rejects their Over-arching Default Judgment Demands on Behalf of Deutsche Bank.
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2.2KIt’s 2020, W.D. Texas Federal Court and a Cronenwett Unchallenged Foreclosure. Y’all Know What’s Next.
Magistrate Judge Chestney's M&R recommends Attorney Fees (unchallenged) and District Judge Erza Rubber Stamps the Fee Award to Mackie Wolf.
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1.1KUnpublished Foreclosure Opinion – What About Cronenwett’s $20k Post Judgment Attorney Fees Award Fifth Circuit?
It appears the homeowners' attorney, an IP attorney, did not contest the $20k in attorney fees by Mark Cronenwett of Mackie Wolf...
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1.2KLaw Firms Making Millions in Fees from 2008 Predatory Mortgage Loan Cases Denied to Homeowners by Same Courts
Judge Nelson puts PRMI on the hook for just over $22 million altogether, with 75% of that sum being awarded to law...
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1.2KA New Judge Assigned to the Latest Mackie Wolf Foreclosure in W.D. Tex.
LIT compares foreclosure mill complaint filed in this foreclosure action against a recent filing in W.D. Tex. Atty fees wording is modified.
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997The Senate Judiciary Committee Confirms It Is an Integral Part of the Lyin’ Judiciary
Remember their names; Senators Bob Menendez and Cory Booker, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin, Feinstein, Graham and Kennedy
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1.3KAfter Judge Albright’s Impeachable Conduct, Cronenwett et al of Mackie Wolf are Milkin’ Attorney Fees
You have to ask the Question, Is this Judge On the Take? From our Research, this Judge rules for Attorney Fees on...
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2.1KWho is US District Judge Alan Albright, W.D. Texas and Why is He Violating His Judicial Oath?
The Court clerk called the office of Plaintiff’s counsel asking counsel to file a Motion for Attorneys’ fees. Pursuant to this request,...
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1.4KElectronic Filing by Pro Se In Federal District Courts Should be Mandatory As Per State Courts
LIT has been frustrated by this unlawful exception, where Federal lower courts deny pro se ecf filing requests. Appellate Courts allow it.
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1.7KHere’s Why BDF Law Group’s Foreclosure Complaint Template Has Significantly Changed Since 2011
LIT Takes a Look at How Foreclosure Mill BDF in Texas Has Tightened the Noose on Homeowners' Thanks to a Dishonorable Judiciary...
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1.3KCreditor Rights BigLaw Firm Goodwin Procter LLP are Whining in Op-Eds for their Wall St Banking Clients
The CFPB amendments provide that a mortgage servicer can offer a streamline modification to borrowers with COVID-19-related hardship based on an incomplete...
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1.1KResponse to CFPB addressing SCOTUS, Yellen and Retrospective Relief
A Texas federal lawsuit continues in light of the retrospective relief clause in Collins v. Yellen, a 2021 U.S. Supreme Court decision.
