All posts tagged "class action"
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277AccelerationClass Action Filed: Deutsche Bank and their Mortgage Servicer Implicated in Fresh Foreclosure Abuses
The plaintiffs retained counsel in Feb. 2013 to represent them. Despite legal representation the foreclosure case has been pending since then.
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866Federal JudgesThe $52,950,000 Question: Should Houston Lawyers Prevail on Venue Transfer?
The defendant lawyers also request that the complaint and documents be sealed, and y'all know how LIT feels about sealin' dockets.
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1.1K1Debt CollectorThe Offices of Redd Hoffman and Bramlett face a Class Action in Texas for Violating the FDCPA
Redd's debt collection efforts violate various provisions of the FDCPA, including but not limited to 15 U.S.C. § 1692e.
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732Debt CollectorUnifin Inc is an Out of State Debt Collector Who Adheres to Texas Debt Collection Laws
The out of state law firm picked one of the very few debt collection agencies that complies with Texas law to start...
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940BankersDiscovery at a Crossroads Over Jurisdiction in Arkansas
In the latest federal filing, the PPP Lenders from Texas Are Being Obtuse with Opposing Counsel and Plaintiffs seek to clarify their...
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1.2KBankersPPP Loan Vendor Obtained a Forgivable Loan for Itself Now Seeking Federal Dismissal of Class Action
Capital Plus Financial received $376,800 in a forgivable PPP loan and has yet to repay it despite colossal earnings.
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891Appellate JudgesLet’s Talk Attorney Fees, Greedy Lyin’ Lawyers and Slaps as Sanctions, Again.
Class action lawyers are not being held accountable for ethical misconduct and barratry-style payments to fellow attorneys.
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1.1KAppellate JudgesWells Fargo: We Stole Your Homes and Your Dreams. Here’s a Token Payment A Decade Later.
Judge William H. Alsup granted final approval to a $40.3M Wells Fargo class action settlement which includes $8.1M in attorney fees.
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701Appellate CircuitAre Class Actions Heading Back to State Courts Due to SCOTUS?
There needs to be an expedited solution to the ongoing Ochlocracy in the Judicial Branch and the revolving door policy in Congress.
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680Laws In TexasTexas Supreme Court Promotes the Flexibility of Authentication Under TEX. R. EVID. 901
Attorney Fleming submitted them as copies of public records, which rule 166a(c) permits courts to rely on. See TEX. R. CIV. P....
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1.0KBankersHispanic Community Bankers Becoming Super-Rich on Undisbursed PPP Loan Fees
Robert Alpert received $60M+ in cash from the special dividend; Eric Donnelly received $91M out of a total $238M PPP-induced dividend.
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934Federal JudgesService of Process on Texas Bar and Continuances Before Judge Alfred H. Bennett
Attorney Rich Robins has e-mailed different lawyers at the Texas Bar re Service of Process, but he has not received any response...
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824AccelerationWho’s Legally Time-Barred After ‘Discharge of a Mortgage Loan’ in a Contested Foreclosure?
Using the date of filing of the Foreclosure Action, or the date that service was made on Plaintiff, Plaintiff's FDCPA claims are...
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733BankersThe Five Dollar Mortgage Servicer Fee versus the $385k Attorney Fee Bill
Compare to Enron: This litigation has been over 6 years and the record attests to a long, difficult fight that justifies fees...
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1.5KBankersDebt Collector Law Firm BDF’s Manufactured Homes Letter is a Warning to all Mobile Home Owners
LIT suggests a Class Action is necessary to prevent further Injustices and theft of property belonging to hard-working Citizens of America.
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1.3KBankruptcyLIT Lights Up New PHH, Ocwen and Altisource Class Action Lawsuit
LIT has previously highlighted this attorney and law firm. Now they are going bold and stepping up the challenge to PHH Predatory...
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982Bankers89 Year Old Frances Hanlon Claims PHH Mortgage Corporation Are Behavin’ Like Mavericks
PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION is the successor to Maverick Financial Corp. PHH a wholly owned subsidiary of Ocwen Financial Corp., Florida.
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1.0KBankersCulver’s Clash with PHH Mortgage Ends in Private Settlement When Judge Sides with Culver
PHH said that it did not qualify as a debt collector and shouldn’t be subjected to the laws Culver was suing under....
