All posts tagged "motion to dismiss"
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1.3KDark MoneyWork-from-Home Bryon Criss Walton Opens Merchant Account and Now Wants His $119,950,399 Back from Chase
Yes Folks, you read correctly, $120 million dollars of which we understand $109 million is currently in a Chase Suspense Account.
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1.4KAppellate JudgesIt’s Magic: Judicial Immunity Denied in Federal Court
Judge Eighmy seized and jailed the two minor children, who were not before him as parties because he wanted to teach them...
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1.1KAppellate CircuitHopkins Judgment on the Pleadings versus Hopkins Fraudulent Documents and Criminal Behavior
What is a motion for judgment on the pleadings and why are they disfavored by federal court judges? Answer: Because most are...
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942AccelerationWho’s Legally Time-Barred After ‘Discharge of a Mortgage Loan’ in a Contested Foreclosure?
Using the date of filing of the Foreclosure Action, or the date that service was made on Plaintiff, Plaintiff's FDCPA claims are...
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1.0K1Debt CollectorLIT’s Foreclosure Tracker is Now Following ‘Ieisha’ Headed to the Lake in S.D. Tex.
Dykema Gossett submit their motion to dismiss 7 short days after removal and in contravention of the local rules and laws.
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1.1KAppellate CircuitFraud by the Court as Leber-Krebs Confirms: “Courts should not forfeit truth for the sake of finality”
Where fraud is found, the party that used fraud should be deprived of the benefit of the judgment and any inequitable advantage...
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1.8KAppellate JudgesTexas Second Court of Appeals Reverses Lower Court in Homeowner’s Lawsuit Against Mackie Wolf, a Foreclosure Mill
Texas Second Court of Appeals has considered the record on appeal in this case and holds that there was error in the...
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1.0KAppellate JudgesUnpublished Foreclosure Opinion – What About Cronenwett’s $20k Post Judgment Attorney Fees Award Fifth Circuit?
It appears the homeowners' attorney, an IP attorney, did not contest the $20k in attorney fees by Mark Cronenwett of Mackie Wolf...
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1.2KBankersChief Judge Lee Rosenthal Remands Foreclosure to Texas State Court at Motion to Dismiss Stage
Chief Judge Rosenthal remands the Doyles case back to state court after clearly targeting RESPA, the only federal question preventing remand.
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897Donald Trump$1.7 Million Dollar Severance Settlement is Unsealed by Judge in New York.
Motion to seal confidential settlement denied by judge. Charlie Walk sued his ex-lawyer Marc Kasowitz alleging legal malpractice.
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1.1KDebt CollectorThe Dunns Are So Done with PHH’s Dunning Scheme
The Duns have pled a plausible claim that PHH Mortgage failed to provide an accurate payoff statement, e.g. omitting the insurance proceeds.
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1.6KBankersClass of 2021: LIT’s Spotted Trappin’ Lawyers in Front of the Singin’ Millionaire Judge Eskridge, S. D. Tex.
Class Action lawyer James Kauffman attempted to intervene in a similar case in Fl, Morris v. PHH Mortgage Corporation (0:20-cv-60633), District Court,...
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1.0KBankersOwl Creek v Ocwen, S.D. Fl. is a related Lawsuit to Brahman Partners Filed and by Same Law Firms
LIT has focused on the Magistrate Judge's motion to dismiss findings and order. As with the Brahman Partners case, this law suit...
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1.5KBankersBrahman v. Bill Erbey, Ocwen Altisource et al Ends in a Private Settlement
Ocwen did not have appropriate rules and procedures in place to prevent potential conflicts of interest, or, if Ocwen did have those...
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1.5KDebt CollectorMagistrate Judge Christina Bryan, S.D. Tex. M&R in Abraham v. C/C PHH Mortg. Servs
Plaintiff alleges no basis for the existence of a private right of action under Dodd-Frank. With a few narrow exceptions, the Dodd-Frank...
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1.5KDebt CollectorFlorida Bar: Litigation Immunity PreSuit is Not Absolute
In Florida, the law has long looked with disfavor on…slander actions against lawyers uttered in the due course of judicial procedure except...
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3.2KAppellate CircuitTrending in Florida. A Motion to Intervene against Ocwen PHH
After PHH Ocwen decided not to settle with the Kaufmann Group - the lawyer group now wants in on this case, the...
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2.4KAppellate CircuitOCWEN is a Debt Collector
U.S. District Judge Corrigan admits that there is a split in Florida federal courts re convenience fees assessed against OCWEN borrowers.
