All posts tagged "congress"
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749Appellate 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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1.6K1BankersLawyers in the Trevino Bankruptcy Case Playing Fee Poker with the Court
They are gamblin' on the fact if they pad another $120k in fees, that allows judge to lodestar "reduce" to full original...
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988Appellate CircuitCongress Warned to Back Off the Judiciary by Defiant Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts
False: “The Judiciary’s power to manage its internal affairs,” Roberts stressed, “insulates courts from inappropriate political influence."
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719Appellate JudgesThe Department of Justice Foreclosure Crisis Settlements for Homeowners Were Shameful and Unlawful Sayeth Congress
It is a cruel irony that those who have lost the most to the foreclosure crisis seem to be helped the least...
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648Dark MoneyNancy Pelosi Wants To Be NYSE Floor Director for Congress
Nobody kidnapped these members of Congress when they were private citizens, dragged them to Washington and forced them to be in Congress.
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842BankersNJ’s Community Wealth Preservation Program Plans to Give Citizens a Helping Hand to Buy Foreclosures
New Jersey is trying to make it easier for family members or low-income buyers to purchase foreclosed homes.
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1.2KAccelerationFacing 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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950Appellate CircuitLaw Prof: It’s Time for Hard Labor at the US Supreme Court
The end of Clerkships: If this proposal were to gain momentum, the lower courts should be mandated to implement this new precedent.
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839Dark MoneyCallin’ Time at 81, Senator Patrick Leahy is Scheduling to Retire in January 2023
Sens. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., Josh Hawley, R-Mo., Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., and Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., were born after Leahy entered the Senate.
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1.2KBankersTwo Senators Criticize Texas Federal Judge Alan Albright’s Control over Patent Cases
Why? Because it's big money. There is no mention of Albright calling a foreclosure mill to ask them to submit an affidavit...
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1.0KFederal JudgesGrant PH.D. v. Texas State Attorney General Open Government Records and Consumer Protection Division
Because Grant's pro se request for electronic filing has not been granted, she's given up. Federal courts continue to abuse their powers.
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1.7KAppellate JudgesCorrupt Federal Judges are Now Handing Cases to Judicial Colleagues to Affirm
After LIT exposed the failure of corrupt federal judges to disclose their financial conflicts and recuse from cases, WSJ took up the...
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780BankersFDCPA Violations in Bankruptcy Proceedings Result in Attorney Fees, Costs, Statutory and Punitive Damages
The Court finds that it should award Plaintiffs $1,000.00 in statutory damages, $9,000 in punitive damages, attorney fees and expenses.
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1.2KBankersWill Bankruptcy Debtor Attorneys Receive $750k in Fees for Bank Servicer Violating FDCPA in SDTX Federal Court?
Engagement of Attorneys allowed Plaintiffs to submit a feasible plan, disburse a total of $105, 877.52 to creditors and receive a discharge.
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1.1KAppellate JudgesHow Many In-Person Hearings Are Happenin’ in SDTX: Allison v Lyondell Chemical Co
ORDER for Initial Pretrial and Scheduling Conference by Telephone. Counsel who filed or removed the action is responsible for placing the call
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7.8KBankersFormer Magistrate, Now Texas Federal Judge Albright Ain’t the Apple of their Eyes At the Federal Circuit
Albright Slap Down: "Austin remains the more convenient forum...the district court’s decision amounts to a clear abuse of discretion.
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1.2KJudgesTexas Supreme Court, Pro Se Standards of Pleadings and Preservation of Argument Defined
LIT remains unconvinced a sitting appellate Chief Judge's opinion would have been reversed so willingly by Texas Supreme Court.
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1.1KBankersEgoist Judge Alan Albright’s Refusal to Transfer IP Cases Infuriates the Federal Circuit
As of late June 2021, Judge Alsup had significantly fewer cases on his docket (157 cases) than did Judge Albright (1053 cases).
