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Texas Courts Conclude Unanimously; As a Lyin’ Texas Lawyer Mark A. Cantu is Still Disbarred

Texas supreme court remanded to the 13th COA, to consider Cantus remaining issues. Justice Gina Benavides for the Court affirmed disbarment.

The Golden Rule for Lawyers. Lying.

Lying law­yers are most likely to deceive clients in trying to get business, keeping business and making money from business.

Where Were The Lawyers?

Where were the lawyers? Busy being protected by the judiciary and government.

It’s Still Cookin’ in the County Hot Potato Case. A Letter is Issued to the Chief Judge Smashing the Sanctions Order

Magistrate Judge Harjani did not take into account the Hot Potato Doctrine which does not protect the Goodwin Procter lawyers violations.

Guide to Judiciary Policy Vol. 2E, Ch. 3 (2019)

VOL. 2: ETHICS AND JUDICIAL CONDUCT; Ch. 3: Rules for Judicial-Conduct and Judicial-Disability Proceedings

DC Bar Doesn’t Like Whistleblowers and Neither Does the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit

Congress legislated that attorneys not only have the right but the duty to blow the whistle on corporate fraud but the judiciary...

DC Ethics Opinion 256 and 318: An Inadvertent Disclosure of Confidential Documents Constitute a Waiver of the Attorney-Client Privilege

DC Ethics Opinion 256: We see no ethical violation if the receiving lawyer retains the documents and uses the disclosed information.

Waiver, Ethics, Other Authorities, Inherent Authority, Truth Seeking and Let’s Add Some Poetry. It’s All in this Motion for Reconsideration at CA5.

It is abundantly clear the Burkes are well within their legal rights to cite the documents and web links which they included...

Attorney-Privilege Does Not Apply to Threats of Violence Statements says 8th Circuit

The attorney-client privilege is narrowly construed and protects disclosures necessary to obtain informed legal advice. Threats of violence do not count.

The Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit Must be Confused, or Something…

A ruling on a motion, whether entered by a single judge or a panel, is not binding upon the panel to which...

In the Pandemic Pandemonium, Texas Supreme Court’s BODA Overturns it’s Own Precedent and Effectively Repeals Disciplinary Rules.

BODA has just repealed Tex. Disciplinary Rules of Prof'l Conduct R. 8.03 (a) and overturned Texas Supreme Courts own precedent in Comm'n...

Judge Elizabeth Lee ‘Liz’ Branch’s Order Regarding the Rules Pertaining to the CFPB’s Certificate of Interested Persons is Scandalous

Wretchedly, that makes Judge Liz Branch another impartial and bias judge. There is no way it can be interpreted in any other...

Who is Catalina Azuero, a Liar Lawyer at Goodwin Procter LLP?

This complaint is against an attorney registered with the Florida State Bar. The lawyers’ name is Catalina Azuero and she works for...

BDF Law Group Lawyer Sanctioned by S.D. Tex. Judge Hilda Tagle for Bad Faith Removal of Foreclosure case from State to Federal Court

The sanctions are minimal, considering the lengthy history of abuses in Texas courts by BDF Hopkins, a foreclosure mill law firm with...

Iowa Governor Jets into Ethics Probe

Statutory causes of actions can be enforced by citizens. The legislature holds the keys to the courthouse door that cannot be boarded...

Appellants and Denied Lower Court Intervenors Give Notice to Eleventh Circuit About Judge Jill Pryor

It is obvious the Burkes intend to file a second motion to disqualify Judge Pryor based the on new facts raised (sealing...

The Fifth Circuit’s Dismissal of the Burkes 2019 Judicial Complaint Has Now Been Proven to Be Error, in Law

The Case of the Consumers versus the Consumer Watchdog and their BFF, OCWEN, on Appeal at the Eleventh Circuit

Burke v Ocwen and CFPB, that's right, the consumer watchdog objects to the consumers.