All posts tagged "CFPB"
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2.3KAppellate JudgesMotion to Intervene is a Right of The Press and the Public
The public thus has a right to access complaints in pending cases, in the weeks before an answer is filed, in the...
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2.7K1Appellate CircuitIn Tandem, “Opposing” Counsels”, namely the CFPB, a ‘Consumer Watchdog’ and Ocwen, a Non-Bank, Object to Consumers Constitutional Rights
Burke v Ocwen and CFPB, that's right, the consumer watchdog objects to the consumers.
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3.3KFederal LawThe Most Comprehensive FDCPA and TDCPA Opinion in a Debt Collection Lawsuit in Texas We’ve Read. You Should Read It Too.
“Generally speaking, the FDCPA is a strict liability statute, which does not require the plaintiff to show that the violation was either...
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5.9K6Federal LawAnother Texas Federal Court Case Prematurely Decided By the Magistrate Judge While Related Case is On Appeal at The Fifth Circuit
An attorney is a key participant in a mortgage scheme. That’s because being able to point to a lawyer, who is sworn...
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3.1K2Appellate CircuitEleventh Circuit Judge Jill Pryor Seals Motion to Disqualify and the Intervenors Fire Back
When a motion to disqualify a judge is based on the judge’s ownership interest in certain real estate, the public must be...
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2.2K1Federal LawAll American Prematurely Decided By the Fifth Circuit while Supreme Court Petition is Pending
Fifth Circuit Judges should know their role. When a Supreme Court case is pending (Selia Law v. CFPB), hold your pens says...
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2.9KAppellate CircuitWhy Civil and Criminal Contempt in Federal Courts Is Rarely Invoked
Current federal jurisprudence grants judges wide latitude in the exercise of contempt powers, which in turn can lead to dire consequences for...
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2.2KCFPBCFPB’s former Director’s Tell All Book Explains Why OCWEN is Too Important to the Trump Cabinet and Will Continue to Steal Homes from the People
Yet the court did reject our judgment that lucrative market share is a ‘thing of value,’ holding that PHH could not be...
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2.5KCFPBOcwen PHH Pushes Debt Off Books to Back Up Leon Cooperman’s Sales Pitch to Buy Ocwen Shares. It’s Not Puffery.
"Both New Residential and Ocwen have evolved tremendously since we first announced our agency subservicing agreement with PHH. We believe this transfer...
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4.3KAccelerationEditors Choice: What Does A Robe Mean to A Judge In Texas – in Particular Where There IS Fraud On the Court?
Unbeknownst to many, federal courts have the power under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to set aside judgments entered years earlier...
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3.1K2AccelerationThe Federal Reserve is Bank Owned. Two Banks Own 75 Percent of It. Can You Name Them?
Still, it serves as yet another red flag for those concerned with the power of too-big-to-fail banks that the top two banks...
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2.1KAppellate CircuitBill Barr and the DOJ Does a U-Turn in the Selia Law v. CFPB Case Before the US Supreme Court
The Trump administration believes that the bureau’s lone director is unconstitutionally shielded from accountability to the president, yet the Justice Department’s final...
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3.5KDeutsche BankDonald Trump, Jared Kushner and a German Bank Where You’re Liable to Be Found Dead if You Know Too Much
Dark Towers by David Enrich delivers a master class in financial sleuthing but much about Deutsche Bank and Donald Trump remains unknown.
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3.4K2AccelerationDeutsche Bank Has Paid over $18 Billion Dollars in Fines. America Gives it a Lifetime Key to the Vault of American Homes
Deutsche Bank has faced almost $18.3 billion in fines and legal settlements since the start of 2008. Instead of ejecting them from the USA,...
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2.0KAccelerationDeutsche Bank Asks Big Three to Tender for Cloud Services
eNotes were first issued in the US in 2001 but they have grown exponentially over the last 2 years. Deutsche Bank has...
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2.2K1AccelerationIs the eNote Legal Tender or Unconstitutional (like the US Dollar)? When it’s Controlled by Freddie and Deutsche, It’s Unconstitutional
eNotes were first issued in the US in 2001 but they have grown exponentially over the last 2 years. Deutsche Bank has...
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2.0KMortgage ServicersMr Cooper Divorces from Beaverton, Oregon at a cost of 1,600 promised Jobs and Nearly a Million Dollars in Subsidies
Mr Cooper, a Texas based loan servicing company that once promised more than 1,600 Oregon jobs in exchange for a $900,000 public...
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2.3KAppellate CircuitKirkland’s Paul Clement Submits His Amicus Brief and Argues CFPB is Constitutional
A leading conservative U.S. Supreme Court advocate on Wednesday urged the justices to uphold the single-director independent design of the Consumer Financial...
