All posts tagged "deutsche bank"
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706Appellate CircuitThe Pro Se Hardaways Learned The Hard Way About the Crooked Federal Courts in Texas
LIT has witnessed a decade of foreclosures. The motto on the highest court's building - Equal Justice for All - has become...
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1.8KAccelerationWrongful Foreclosure: Deutsche Bank, Y’all Violated the Single Filing Rule
Illinois: The “single-refiling rule,” which prohibits actions that have been voluntarily dismissed from being refiled more than once.
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1.9KAppellate CircuitA Foreclosure Defense Lawyer Who Actually Wins Against Deutsche Bank National Trust Company
An affidavit from Elizabeth A. Ostermann, the Vice President of Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC failed to convince appellate judges in NY.
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2.1K1Appellate CircuitA Fifth Circuit Clerk Corruptly Impersonating Appellants Induces Finality of Appeal
Fifth Circuit Clerk Gardner, with knowledge and in bad faith, entered her own fraudulent Motion upon which the 5th Cir. entered its...
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1.8KAppellate CircuitThe Ultimate in Corrupt Opinions. Fifth Circuit Issue Mandate Based on 5th Circuit Clerks Motion.
The Burkes now have proof beyond a reasonable doubt of Elder Abuse in Texas Federal Courts. It's now a valid Criminal Complaint.
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1.3KDebt CollectorE.D. Tex. Senior Judge Ron Clark: You’ve Had Your Day In Court.
The U.S. magistrate appointed to the bench in the Eastern District of Texas in 2004 found the Episcopal Church in his 20s...
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1.6KAppellate CircuitStrike II – You Can’t Have a Fifth Circuit Clerk Filing Your Motions, That’s Void Ab Initio
The Burkes file a motion to strike Hopkins Law's response as the motion they are objecting to is void ab initio. It...
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1.5KAppellate CircuitA Motion to Strike Hopkins Law Scandalous Reply is Lodged At The Fifth Circuit
The Pot Calling the Kettle Black; Austin Creditor Rights Lawyers Mark and Shelley Hopkins of Hopkins Law impetuously project their hypocrisy.
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1.6KAppellate JudgesFund ‘Em All Mortgages: Why Goodwin Law are the Legal Bouncers for Wall Street Banksters
Big Law's Goodwin has been busy fixing any ‘Problems’ that have arisen since the Financial Crisis of 2008 and LIT investigates ongoing...
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1.2KAppellate JudgesRewind 2008: When You Blow the Whistle On Wall Street Banks, You Take On The Government in America
In 2013, Bank of America’s lawyers somehow convinced a higher appellate court to review Michael Winston's $3.8 Million dollar verdict.
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1.7KDeed of TrustAnother Fiddle at the Fifth Favors Deutsche Bank National Trust Co.
Judge Randy Crane accepted Deutsche Bank’s secondary theory—that Ms. Castrellon’s separate suit tolled the statute of limitations.
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2.6KDeutsche BankDeutsche Bank Trader Vorley Found Guilty of Fraud Sentenced to One Year in Jail
Avi Perry, assistant chief of the Criminal Division’s Fraud Section, argued for a sentence of four years and nine months as a...
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1.4KBankersJudge Stands Up to BigLaw and Wall St. Who Lose Eviction Battle in NY, This Time.
The length of the current anti-eviction law, considered in the context of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, is not extreme enough to override...
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683BankersInflation is Here to Stay Warn the Bankers of Wall St. (2021)
We have a lot of cash and capability because I think you have a very good chance inflation will be more than...
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1.5KDebt CollectorThe Fifth Circuit Goes CrossCountry to Affirm Wrongful Foreclosure to a Non-Bank
Second, the homeowners say a CrossCountry rep advised them in March to pursue a loan modification to stave off foreclosure.
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1.6KBankersTwo Chief Judges Take Different Positions in Eviction and Foreclosure Lawsuits in New York
Chief Judge Lawrence Marks is opposing landlords eviction request and meantime Chief Judge Janet DiFiore is expediting wrongful foreclosures.
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786Bankers1MDB Sue Deutsche Bank While DOJ Quietly Stands Down from it’s Lawsuit Against the German-American Bank of Wall St
The state-owned investment fund 1MDB is suing companies including JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Deutsche Bank AG who helped 1MDB raise more...
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1.1KAppellate CircuitUS Courts Blame Homeowners for the 2008 Foreclosure Crisis. No Mention of Bank Greed.
This bias article examines foreclosure case activities in U.S. district courts during the Great Recession and the subsequent recovery period.
