All posts tagged "magistrate judge christina bryan"
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209BigLawTesla Lawyers Absurdly Argued Diversity Jurisdiction on Arbitration Award of Zero Dollars at 9th Circuit
This case is very similar to Burke and where the notice of foreclosure sale marked the value of the homestead at zero...
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1.4KBankersWidow Ursula Riston’s First Lawsuit against Deutsche Bank is Snap Removed to Federal Court by McGlinchey
Riston is represented by foreclosure defense counsel in this matter and not one of the usual suspects, who secured a TRO in...
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2.0KAccelerationHomeowner Strikes Back: Counters Wolves Predatory Legal Scheme to Protract Litigation Until Death
Discover Josef Lamell's battle against predatory legal tactics: at age 74, he stands against a scheme which has seen many meet untimely...
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2.1KAccelerationForeclosure Wolf Mark Cronenwett for US Bank Takes a Bite at Lamell’s Time Expired Argument
This is a state case not a federal case as the PNC v. Howard Supreme Court decision affirmed. It has no place...
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1.3KBounty HuntersDistressed Theft in Texas: The Real Victims of Home Theft Are a Soft Target for Officers of the Courts
If you're a lawyer who doesn't mind thievin' or stealin' real estate from distressed or elderly homeowners, become a lawyer or judge...
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961Bounty HuntersDistressed Theft in Texas: Fighting Back Against Fraudulent Mortgage Practices and Elder Abuse
LIT's Ongoing Investigations Expose the Legal Culprits: Unraveling the Dark Web of Mortgage Fraud and Elder Abuse in Texas Courts.
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1.1KBounty HuntersMagistrate Judge Christina Bryan Dismisses Pro Se With Prejudice and Without Leave to Amend
A premature motion to dismiss was filed by Kasey Davis 3 days after removal from state court. The M and R issued...
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1.6KTexasFifth Circuit’s Latest Unlawful Act in Remanding for Attorney Fees in Casalicchio v. BOKF
BOKF relies, principally, on a deed-of-trust provision purporting to allow it to "charge Casalicchio fees for services performed in connection with [his]...
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1.6KAppellate JudgesGet Ready for the Next Judicial Assault On the People By the Texas Federal Judiciary
Brantley Starr conflicts with Senior Judge Gray Miller in his reasoning for allowing attorney fees, citing § 38.001(8) which Miller rejected.
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1.7KAccelerationDitchin’ the American Rule, $47k Attorney Fees Awarded in S.D. Texas Foreclosure Case
Lender shall be entitled to collect all expenses incurred in pursuing the remedies provided in this Section 22, including, but not limited...
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1.7KFederal JudgesDon’t Steal from Your Own Bank Or You’ll Go To Jail
That most likely would not be the case if you're a lawyer stealing from your escrow account (client funds).
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2.0KAccelerationU.S. Bank National Association v. Lamell, S.D. Texas – Magistrate Bryan Gives Judge Miller a Brief Headache on Acceleration
Magistrate Judge Bryan RECOMMENDS the Motion be DENIED with respect to PHH’s and USBNA’s request for declaratory judgment that the pre-2019 notices...
