The U.S. Supreme Court turned away a challenge to the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The Texas Bank v US...
No Retainer Agreements or Engagement Letters? No Fiduciary Relationship Between Bank Lawyers And Alleged Creditor? The Secret Veil that's been Pierced Confirms...
The opinion is a good news for lenders and bad news for homeowners as there is now some precedent that lenders cannot...
Thompson v. Dallas City Attorney’s Office appears to present the first use, in the history of the federal judiciary, of both the...
Bank loans to candidates and loans derived from advances on a candidate’s brokerage accounts, credit cards, home equity line of credit, or...
Tim Redding, we have a bunch of servicers that are organizations attempting to foreclose on behalf of trusts and I don't think...
Not all politicians come into office wealthy – but why is a Texan Politician Marchant investing in REITS representing the people of...
The wholly groundless exception to arbitrability is inconsistent with the Federal Arbitration Act and this Court’s precedent. Under the Act, arbitration is...
Justice Samuel Alito (for the Fifth Circuit) seemed the most receptive to that argument (a foreclosure is NOT a debt collection), telling...
The other thing you see is that Roman politicians, much like American politicians today, started to believe that all they needed was...
US Bank and the Wolves of Texas Quickly Dismiss both Defendants Without Prejudice
Tennessee College Alumni to Justice Amy Coney Barrett: You Lied at the Senate Hearing
LIT Assumes Someone of Authority in Texas is Assuring Newark he Can Violate Texas Laws
HOA’s are Foreclosing Homes With Median Value of $270k in Harris County Courts for $1K Debt
Judges Wiener, Willett and Richman Will Quickly Dispose of Judge’s Clear Corruption on the Bench
State Farm Owe Dennis Ortiz $125G’s But His Lawyers Daly and Black Ain’t Got a Surety Bond