All posts tagged "et al"
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653Debt CollectorKarla’s Back for the Wolves, But We’re Still Lookin’ for that Other Mark, Mark. Any Tips, Let Us Know.
Ferrell v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. has Mackie Wolf and Dykema Foreclosure Mills assigned, but we're still lookin' for Mark D. Hopkins.
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3.6KAppellate CircuitThe Petrobras Scandal Resulted in the Largest Foreign Class Action Settlement in History. Meanwhile in Texas, Fifth Circuit Judge Catharina Haynes is bias towards Petrobras
Broken Robes: Judge Catharina Haynes of the Fifth Circuit has a financial interest in the outcome of the Cadenas case in Texas....
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3.1KAppellate CircuitBroken Chains, Broken Agreements and Broken Laws : Judge Catharina Haynes (5th Cir.) versus Judge David Hittner (S.D. Tex.)
Broken Robes: Judge Catharina Haynes of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit versus Senior United States Judge David Hittner of...
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2.9K4Appellate CircuitJudge Catharina Haynes (5th Cir.) Sitting on Certain 3-Panel or En Banc Oil & Gas Cases is Ethically Wrong. Here’s Why.
Judge Catharina Haynes of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and her Oil and Gas Conflict of Interest(s).
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1.9KAppellate CircuitJudge Thomas M. Reavley of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Mr and Mrs Fifth Circuit. Carolyn Dineen King, former Chief Judge, married fellow Circuit Judge Tom Reavley in 2004 and made some...
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1.3KDonald TrumpThe Don is Dishing Out the Pardons and Commuted Sentences and Bernie Madoff Wants In on the Trades
During his presidency, Trump has granted 10 pardons and commuted four sentences. Bernie Madoff, the Ponzi scheme leader who swindled investors out...
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2.8KFederal LawJudge Carolyn Dineen King [Mrs. Reavley] of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Mr and Mrs Fifth Circuit. Carolyn Dineen King, former Chief Judge, married fellow Circuit Judge Tom Reavley in 2004 and made some...
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1.2KAccelerationThe Fifth Circuit issues a Foggy Opinion to Support Foreclosure
It is neither clear nor obvious that these objections prevented the Lenders from unilaterally abandoning the acceleration under Texas law. The judgment...
