All posts tagged "cfpb.us"
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1.1KCFPBMark Cronenwett Rushes into SDTX With A Premature Motion to Dismiss 48 Hrs After Removal
See Mendoza v. Rushmore Loan Management Services, LLC before Federal District Judge Ricardo H Hinojosa, U.S. District Court in McAllen, Texas.
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889BankersPatrick Smith Contends Bank of America Stiffed Him On His Credit Card Fraud Claim
Bank of America Fraud Protection taken to task in this now removed lawsuit, to be heard before Judge Sim Lake, SDTX, Houston...
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959Appellate JudgesFact: Motions to Intervene Are Decided by Federal Judges Inherent Bias and Political Views
LIT compares the two lower court GA judge opinions, which cite the appeals court (11th Cir.) intervenor opinion in Burke v Ocwen...
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1.5KAppellate JudgesTexas Debt Collector Operating Without a License Sued in Houston, Before Judge Al Bennett
There's another couple of lawyers in Texas operating without a State Issued Bond and License, Mark and Shelley Hopkins of Hopkins Law,...
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931CFPBInnovative Recovery Inc. Looks Like a Scam. BBB Reviews Confirm its a Scam. Where’s the CFPB?
BBB Review: We called to try and have a collection removed from our account in exchange for payment. This charge was an...
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1.6K3Federal LawReverse Mortgage Solutions Inc Sued by The Norris Family For Losing Home to Foreclosure Sale
The CFPB took action against this reverse mortgage company for deceptive ads, claiming that consumers could not lose their homes.
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1.7K1Federal JudgesIt’s Too Easy to Knock Discovery with a Motion to Dismiss Sayeth EasyKnock
At the initial conference, Judge Edison confirmed that discovery should generally not be stayed pending a ruling on a motion to dismiss.
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1.5KAppellate JudgesCiti’s Mortgage Subservicer Cenlar FSB Maintains Negative Rating Outlook by Fitch
Perhaps that is why the subsidiary of Cenlar Capital Corporation continues to associate with another negative, BDF Hopkins of Texas.
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1.2KDebt CollectorRetired Military Veteran Wants Mr. Cooper aka Nationstar Mortgage Servicing To Stop Acting Unlawfully
At the time of the filing of this Complaint, consumers, nationally, have lodged over Six-Thousand (6,000) complaints with the watchdog CFPB.
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1.1KBankersAnother Key CFPB Executive Jeff Ehrlich Joins the Other Sides Legal Team: McGuireWoods
There's not a single lawyer in government who has to abide by a non-compete agreement. Think about that for a minute, or...
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4.3KAccelerationRedlining: Goodwin Law Bankin’ On Corrupt Federal Judge(s) and They’ve Been Blessed in Illinois
AG Merrick Garland announced he would stop redlining. LIT told him the first case should be this one in Illinois. Here's what...
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2.5KFederal JudgesJudge George Hanks Knocks Back EasyKnock in Favor of Texas Lawyers, a Judicial Colleague – and Free Speech
Here's a perfect example of going on the offensive with false accusations and frivolous lawsuits. Are you reading Shelley Hopkins and DOJ?
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1.3KAppellate CircuitThere’s No Riddle, Just a Premeditated Guess Which Contradicts
This court makes a confident Erie guess that the Texas Supreme Court would have concluded that explicit substitution was not required.
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1.2KAppellate JudgesSecond Circuit and Amici from CFPB Ensure Homeowner Can Obtain Meaningful Relief from PHH Ocwen
We do not believe that Naimoli needs to make an additional showing of damages to survive summary judgment on her § 1024.35...
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1.7KCFPBTo Rogue Debt Collector: We’re Comin’ For Your Home
Douglas engaged in the highly unusual transfer of a personally significant asset—his $1.6 million residence—to two insiders for a dollar.
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794Appellate JudgesThe Anti-Consumer Watchdog Claims It Can Regulate the Revolvers. It’s Fake Propaganda.
The revolving door is where an individual moves back and forth between a govt regulator and serving the interests of regulated entities.
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1.3KAccelerationFacing the Turncoats. An Incredible True Story Exclusively on LIT
The significant and distressing difference is the Burkes battle is not just with the opposing parties, but with the judicial machinery itself.
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909BankersThis DOJ Press Release Would Apply to Most Lender Loans in 2008. The Result Is Very Different.
The Bankers found guilty of loan fraud by altering loan payment histories, renaming businesses, and hiding prior defaults by borrowers.
