Search results for "willett"
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791FDCPAPer Curiam Opinions at the Fifth Circuit in Foreclosure Cases is on the rise in 2019
For the reasons stated above, the district court’s grant of summary judgment is AFFIRMED.
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1.7KLaws In TexasFDIC Bank Financial Crisis Settlements: Professional Liability Settlement Agreements by State since 2008
The FDIC brings actions against professionals who have acted negligently and contributed to the failure of an insured institution. These suits maximize...
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841Fifth CircuitFifth Circuit Court Opinion on Judicial Misconduct: Don’t Do Your Job When It Involves Judicial Misconduct, Turn a Blind Eye
The Fifth Circuit panel ruled — go read it if you don’t believe me — that Anderson had no case for retaliation...
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1.5KFederal LawThe Fifth Circuit’s “Selective” Rule of Orderliness Opinion
Thompson v. Dallas City Attorney’s Office appears to present the first use, in the history of the federal judiciary, of both the...
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9371NewsLyin’ Ted: An Attorney Who Claims Amnesia About the Law
Bank loans to candidates and loans derived from advances on a candidate’s brokerage accounts, credit cards, home equity line of credit, or...
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637BankruptcyNo Mailbox Rule for Non-Prisoners, exclaims The Fifth Circuit
Debra Lohri’s notice of appeal from the bankruptcy court to the district court arrived at the office of the bankruptcy clerk a few...
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720Appellate JudgesThree Items found at the Fifth Circuit; A Baseball Bat, a Mulligan and a Precedent
Honduran man caught illegally re-entering the U.S. from Mexico after 2012 deportation. Feds: His sentence should be enhanced as he was convicted...
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681Editors ChoiceEditors Choice: Improper Conduct by Magistrate Judge Shall Remain Nameless
The Special Committee determined that the subject judge had inappropriately pursued social relationships with an attorney who practices before him and with...
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607Fifth CircuitA ‘Protracted’ Litigation Ends with a Curt Opinion
Aggressive Opinions from the Fifth Circuit are on the rise in 2018 as they seek to clear the docket for another year....
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663Fake DocumentsWhere the Wolf Goes, Destruction Follows
Wolf also argues that the suit must be remanded because the state court has prior exclusive jurisdiction over the property. Like the...
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880ForeclosuresThe worst financial crisis since the Great Depression
A decade ago, the United States was engulfed in perhaps the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. Toxic mortgage debt had...
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451Federal LawA Twist of Federal with your State Claims, Ye Sayeth
In this foreclosure case the homeowners argued about lack of jurisdiction when the bank et al moved the case from State Court...
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1.3KFifth CircuitTo Add Property Taxes to a Loan Secured by a Deed of Trust is Prohibited, but We’ll Ignore It here
Texas law prohibited Wells Fargo from making the tax payment on unsecured property and then charging it to the loan secured by...
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624Fifth CircuitChanging the Door Locks in Texas, Nae Problem, Sayeth Fifth
In this particular Opinion, the McZeals' seem overwhelmed in their brief and end up with a lot of content but no focus...
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1.4KDeed of TrustQuiet Title Review in Smitherman Case
In the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decision, Bartolowits v Wells Fargo they evaded the motion to amend by the usual call, first argument...
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