All posts tagged "n.d. tex"
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1.5KDebt Collector8 Years Later, Homeowner Nicholson Returns To N.D. Tex. Federal Court, This Time As Complainant
A Federal Lawsuit for Declaratory Judgment to decide if the Texas 2COA had jurisdiction to review non-appealable interlocutory orders.
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820BankersNo Attorney Fees Requested in N.D. Tex Foreclosure Case Trieger v Ocwen Loan Servicing
The court will consider postjudgment U.S. Bank’s request for attorney’s fees pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 54(d)(2).
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1.6KAccelerationHere’s Why BDF Law Group’s Foreclosure Complaint Template Has Significantly Changed Since 2011
LIT Takes a Look at How Foreclosure Mill BDF in Texas Has Tightened the Noose on Homeowners' Thanks to a Dishonorable Judiciary...
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3.5KFederal LawFederal Judge Sentencing Disparity: Texas Tax Lawyer Receives 6 Months and Client 18 Months Jail
U.S. District Judge Karen Gren Scholer sentenced Client Thomas Selgas to 18 months in prison and Texas Attorney John Green to six...
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777Appellate JudgesThe Rub of the Green Goes Windsor’s Way in this Foreclosure Appeal
Judges Hayne, Ho and Willett side with US Bank and Freedom Mortgage in this Texas foreclosure case removed to federal court.
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1.4KTexasFifth 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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1.4KAppellate 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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923Appellate JudgesJudges Costa, Graves and Jolly Rely Upon an Unpublished 6th Circuit Opinion from 1993 to Brutalize Pro Se’s
In Golden, Mr. & Mrs. Golden were represented by counsel in a "pre-filing" sanctions case and where Mr. Golden is an ATTORNEY...
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1.1KAccelerationThe Chief Priscilla ‘Foreclosure Queen’ Owen’s Accelerating Relationship with Mortgage Servicer Ocwen
Judge Priscilla Owen is involved in most of the 3-panel opinions in 2021 related to foreclosure appeals, representing Wall St. and taking...
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1.5KAppellate JudgesA Fifth Circuit Foreclosure Appeal, A Dissent and A Look at the Panel’s History and Experience
We, Judge Owen and Judge Costa, disagree with the dissenting opinion by Judge Haynes regarding the alleged misrepresentation by a Wells Fargo...
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1.8KAppellate CircuitI Don’t Know Texas Procedure Claims Lyin’ Judge Carl E. Stewart Twice During Opening Oral Argument
Judge Carl Stewart claimed at Oral Argument that he doesn't claim to be an expert in this Texas foreclosure procedure - at...
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1.3KAppellate JudgesJudge Ho’s Not Allowing the Northern District of Texas to Redistrict a Regular Visitor and Lawyer Without A Word of Advice
Judge Mark Pittman, a 2019 Trump nominee to the Federal Bench in Northern District in Texas gets reversed at the Fifth Circuit...
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1.1KAppellate CircuitAt the Fifth Circuit, When You Wish to Apply Qualified Immunity to Reverse Lower Court, You Say the Law is ‘Not Clearly Established’
The Northern District of Texas concluded that Dr Walsh's due process right was “clearly established,” negating qualified immunity for Defendants.
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2.7K3Federal JudgesWhy Did Senior Judge John McBryde of N.D. Texas Just Lose His Criminal Case Docket?
On December 26, 2019, Chief District Judge Barbara M. G. Lynn signed an order temporarily suspending the assignment of criminal cases to...
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1.8KAppellate 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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1.9KBankruptcyY’all Can ‘Bank’ On It: A Frivolous Foreclosure Appeal at the Fifth Circuit
A lower court Bankruptcy Judge, a known foreclosure debt collecting law firm and 3 of their foreclosure lawyers arrive at the Court...
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2.5KFederal JudgesTexas Attorney James Walker of Cole Schotz and Clients Alfa Adhesives Stuck with 60k in Sanctions for Fabrication of Evidence
A Texas federal judge ordered a glue manufacturer to pay a furniture manufacturer $60,000 in attorney fees after one of the glue...
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2.6KAppellate CircuitMotion to Seal Civil Action Permanently is Denied by N.D. Tex. Magistrate Judge
Litigant Can't Seal Case to Improve Her Chances of Employment says federal magistrate judge. The right of access to court records precludes...
