All posts tagged "judge wiener"
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940BankersCorporate Breakup Erupts: Breaking Vows and Hurlin’ Stones in Whitestone REIT versus Pillarstone REIT
Corporate Clash in Harris County District Court: Unveiling the Stone-Throwing Battle between Whitestone REIT and Pillarstone Capital REIT.
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426Debt CollectorFmr Creditor Rights Attorney Now a State District Judge Allows Wall St Exec. to Seal Whitestone REIT Complaint
Bradford D. Johnson sues his former employer Whitestone REIT. The complaint is completely restricted in violation of open records laws.
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419Dark MoneyFifth Cir. Explains Why Second Baptist Deacon Al Hartman Erased Whitestone REIT from Resume
In 2006, the Board removed Al Hartman as Chairman and CEO, citing a series of misdeeds, conflicts of interest, and disclosure failures.
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788Appellate JudgesUnfair Gotcha: We’re Snap Removin’ You to Federal Court, And We Ain’t Waivin’ Service Despite the Rules
Sandoval v. City of San Francisco, 22-cv-02409-RS (N.D. Cal) Dismissing McEachern at this point would be an unreasonable and unfair gotcha.
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656Appellate JudgesJudge Keith Ellison Slapped Down Conveniently by Gumbo5 for Dismissing Pro Se With Prejudice
Ain't the timing amazing. We've detailed on LIT how judges are injecting their own personal bias into opinions and applying wrong standards.
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836Appellate JudgesJudges Wiener, Willett and Richman Will Quickly Dispose of Judge’s Clear Corruption on the Bench
Y'all won't see a 'Kids for Cash' type ruling in this case as the Fifth Circuit continues to embrace judicial ochlocracy and...
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1.2KDebt CollectorIronic: Judge Dedra Davis Has a Law Firm Violatin’ Texas Law and Much More…
Counsel does not separate the Garnishment Petition from Exhibits and Affidavit as Court demands. Are the basic rules exempt for Violators?
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864Appellate CircuitAppellate Court Mandates Reassignment to a Different Judge Under Reasonableness Test
"...an appellate court will mandate reassignment when the facts “might reasonably cause an objective observer to question the original judge’s impartiality.”"
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1.7KAppellate CircuitFormer Texas Lawyer Scott Scher May Have An Ally In Mind Once He Reads This
As the Scher family face foreclosure, could Isaac Nesser, the Quinn Emanuel partner who prevailed in 100 toxic loan cases, aid his...
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1.0KAccelerationAffirmed. See Rule 47.6. “Love It” Said Shelley Hopkins for BDF Hopkins.
This case clearly shows the pitfalls of hiring a lawyer who claims on his website to be a foreclosure defense lawyer. LIT...
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1.1KDebt CollectorDo You Get a Free Home If You Make One Payment Per Annum to Your Mortgage Lender?
She - Cheryl Pittman - would eventually default, failing to make at least one mortgage payment every year from 2009 to 2019...
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2.0KCFPBFifth Circuit Finally Tells Banks that Professional Liability Insurance Doesn’t Cover Blatant Fraud, Forgery and Extortion
Judge Stephen Higginson opined for the 2-panel at the 5th Cir., and held that it was the bank’s wrongful certification to HUD...
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1.5KAppellate JudgesAttorneys Fees Award by Fifth Circuit as a Sanction “Definitely Unusual” Claims Texas Trial Lawyer Eric Wood
The opinion does not address all the real parties and the details of who was counsel when and who is liable for...
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913TexasAin’t No Saccameno Win Against Ocwen In Illinois Gonna Help Y’all in Texas Sayeth Fifth Circuit.
It's safe to say that the per curiam order was authored by Judge Wiener as the citations are opinions from his past...
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2.1KAccelerationRes Judicata, Sanctions and Judge Lynn Hughes Ends this Foreclosure Appeal for Homeowner Underwood.
A homeowner sued to prevent foreclosure on his home, arguing that the relevant statute of limitations had expired under Texas law. The...
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Fifth Circuit Finally Tells Banks that Professional Liability Insurance Doesn’t Cover Blatant Fraud, Forgery and Extortion
Judge Stephen Higginson opined for the 2-panel at the 5th Cir., and held that it was the bank’s wrongful certification to HUD...
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3.4K1Laws In TexasFifth Circuit Affirm Disbarment of Texas Lawyer Ryan Ray from Local Federal Court. The Appellate Court Had Been Duped by Ray Previously.
The court finds that Texas Lawyer Ryan E. Ray engaged in intentional conduct, involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, and misrepresentation.
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5.1KE.D. Tex.Did You Know? In Texas, Theft is Called Extortion and Corruption is Called Texas Government
The main factors involved in sentences for extortion and blackmail charges are the amount involved, the way the threats were delivered and...
