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1.5KBankersJudge Stands Up to BigLaw and Wall St. Who Lose Eviction Battle in NY, This Time.
The length of the current anti-eviction law, considered in the context of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, is not extreme enough to override...
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1.3KBankersAxos Bank and the Bankers Association Attack Oregon’s Foreclosure Moratorium
The Oregon Bankers Association (“OBA”) and a number of other banks including Axos Bank sued the State of Oregon in August 2020.
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1.9KAppellate JudgesEvery Civil Litigant in Claremont, California Looking for a Good Lawyer Should Retain Paul Mahoney
Judges are yet to accept the fact that the people are armed with more tools than ever before, to disrobe the corruption...
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2.4K1Lawyer ComplaintsMay Day Alert 2021: Texas Bar Report on Rogue Texas Lawyers
LIT's detailed review of Texas Bar Discipline for May 2021. The Grievance Committee members decide who gets slapped - based on who...
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722BankersInflation is Here to Stay Warn the Bankers of Wall St. (2021)
We have a lot of cash and capability because I think you have a very good chance inflation will be more than...
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2.2KDeutsche BankSteven Mnuchin Is Milking His Government Benefits to the Bitter End
Lodging for the Secret Service during Mnuchin’s April 2021 jaunt to Doha cost taxpayers more than $30,000, according to federal data.
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949Editors ChoiceAttorney General Paxton is Seeking a Third Term As Opposition Increases. But Will The State’s First Circuit Change Venue Decision?
Prosecutors in the felony fraud case against Attorney General Ken Paxton are asking the full 1st Court of Appeals to review their...
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1.3KDark MoneyGreenberg Traurig Escapes Jack Abramoff’s Nemesis by Biding it’s Time and Letting the Scandal Subside
That, along with GT Law's political connections would ensure the biglaw firm would remain part of the one percenters community of corruption.
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1.5KDark MoneyLIT’s Lobbyist and Legal Non-Profit Scandal Series Continues: Who is Jack Abramoff?
As part of the investigation into the Abramoff scandal, it was revealed that over the course of a decade Abramoff paid Bandow...
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2.4KLawyer ComplaintsCelebrity LA Lawyer Tom Girardi’s Lavish Lunches and Parties for State Bar of California Labeled ‘A Mistake’
The Cali bar wants to disbar Girardi, accusing him of misappropriating millions in client funds, dishonesty and more. The Bar needs a...
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1.3KAccelerationRewind: The FCIC Report of 2011 Records the Greed of Bankers and the Criminal Theft of Citizens Homes
The profound events of 2007 and 2008 known as the financial crisis or the great recession and blame is documented in the...
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1.6KDebt CollectorThe Fifth Circuit Goes CrossCountry to Affirm Wrongful Foreclosure to a Non-Bank
Second, the homeowners say a CrossCountry rep advised them in March to pursue a loan modification to stave off foreclosure.
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1.5KAppellate JudgesThe Art of The Lie, by First Circuit Judge Sandra Lynch
FHFA is not acting as the gov't when it foreclosed on the plaintiffs’ mortgages and was not subject to their Fifth Amendment...
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996LITThe Gamblin’ Nun Caught After a Decade. Theft Amount $835,000
A retired Los Angeles nun will plead guilty to embezzling $835,000 from the elementary school where she worked in order to cover...
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1.2KAppellate CircuitRelying Upon the Deed of Trust, You Don’t Get Attorney Fees As A Judgment Award in Foreclosure Litigation
To the contrary, the deed of trust provides attorney fees become additional debt secured by the deed of trust.
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1.0KFederal LawThe Case For Attorney Fees: Bad Faith by Bank of America and Ocwen in Wrongful Foreclosure
Circuit courts may include attorney fees as part of an equitable remedy “in exceptional cases and for dominating reasons of justice.” Sprague,...
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1.2KFederal JudgesPolice Chief Cops to Social Media Retaliation and Another Officer Charged with Sexual Misconduct and Bribery
West Hazleton Police Chief Brian Buglio Charged With Civil Rights Violation under the Color of Law and Officer Charged with Federal Bribery.
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1.4KTexasFifth Circuit’s Latest Unlawful Act in Remanding for Attorney Fees in Casalicchio v. BOKF
BOKF relies, principally, on a deed-of-trust provision purporting to allow it to "charge Casalicchio fees for services performed in connection with [his]...
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