All posts tagged "#restoretx"
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1.5KAppellate JudgesMcGlinchey’s Creditor Rights Associate Daniel Troiano Departs Law Firm and Harriet Nicholson’s Appeal
McGlinchey Stafford request that Mr. Troiano be removed from the Courts E-File system and no longer receive electronic notice of any filings.
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1.3KAccelerationRewind: 2008 Financial Crisis. The Largest Financial Swindling of Citizens in American History
Victims of wrongful foreclosures find justice absent as the banks perpetuating the crimes against them remain too big to be held accountable.
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1.9K2Appellate CircuitThe Judge King Effect on Public Defender Cases Appointing Private Counsel
We're reviewing the cases assigned to Judge King's son, Stephen E. Randall, Texas attorney, by S.D. Texas.
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1.4KDonald TrumpAG Paxton Unblocks 9 Twitter Accounts. LIT Was Not One of Them
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) unblocks 9 Twitter accounts critical of him amid a lawsuit, attorneys representing the users said.
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1.6KAppellate JudgesHarriet Nicholson’s Bold Step: Seeking Judicial Impartiality and a Fair Hearing in Texas Courts
Motion to Recuse in Texas Courts: Remember, as Justice Frankfurter indicated, litigants are not helpless before usurping courts.
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1.6KDonald TrumpKen Paxton and The Ice Cream Man
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is under FBI investigation over claims of using his office to help a political donor, gave...
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1.5KDonald TrumpPenn. AG Josh Shapiro Targets Texas AG Ken Paxton
Shapiro claims Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is absolutely unfit to serve, and certainly violated his oath in an attempt to merely...
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1.2KDonald TrumpAs Twitter Sues Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, LIT is Considering a Motion to Intervene
The dude blocked LIT on Twitter and he wants Twitter to stop blocking or banning conservative speech? Where's the Cat lawyer?
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2.9KGov AbbottSen. Angela Paxton Staying Silent as Adulterous Hubby and Devout Christian Ken Paxton Faces Financial Ruin
The whistleblowers also allege Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton may have helped Nate Paul because the developer gave a job to a...
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13.8KLawyer ComplaintsChicago Lawyer David Pasulka. Finally, The Bar Revokes His Law License But Only Due to Pressure
LIT's circlin' back to Cook County in Illinois and it's startin' to feel a whole lot like Wood County or Williamson County...
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2.9KKen PaxtonKen Paxton Says He’s Above the Law in Texas.
At which point, Solicitor General Kyle D. Hawkins left, permanently.
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3.8KEditors ChoiceNaughty in Nov. 2020: Fifteen Texas Lawyers and Judges Behavin’ Badly and the Five You’ll Never Know About. It’s a Secret.
Texas Lawyers and Judges Behavin' Badly in November 2020's Texas Bar Journal Listing.
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4.2KEditors ChoiceJumpin’ into July and It’s Sixteen Texas Lawyers Behavin’ Badly. Then there’s the Six You’ll Never Know About. It’s a Secret.
Texas Lawyers Behavin' Badly in July 2020's Texas Bar Journal Listing. From Thievin' lawyers to Proud Boys, we've got a smokin' hot...
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2.2KCFPBFifth 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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4.8K1Laws In TexasLIT Update: Texas Lawyer Oliver Jason Brown’s Criminal Trial for Domestic Abuse
A Houston-area attorney, Oliver Brown, was indicted by a grand jury after being accused of trying to strangle his girlfriend and LIT's...
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1.6KDonald TrumpPaxton Punkin’ the Process
When news broke last month that top aides to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton had accused him of bribery and abuse of...
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2.8KKen PaxtonThe Paxton Seven. They Whistled. They Departed.
All seven of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's former staff and now whistleblowers have resigned, been fired or put on leave.
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3.5KKen PaxtonNate Paul’s Attorney Demands Answers from the Texas Attorney General In a Sensational Letter
Attorney Michael J. Wynne demands preservation of documents, litigation hold and a response from the Office of the Attorney General in Texas.
