All posts tagged "sbot"
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338BankersThe Shadowy Dealings Behind Texas Foreclosures: Real Estate Scammers and Their Court Allies
LIT Continues to Unmask the Ongoing Collaboration Between Fraudulent Real Estate Operators and Complicit Court Officials Driven by Greed.
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877Bounty HuntersBandit Alert: Inactive State Bar of Texas Lawyer Clay Vilt’s Still Filin’ Lawsuits in Harris County
A State Bar member on inactive status may not engage in the practice of law in Texas. (Tex. Govt. Code §81.053(a)).
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753Bounty HuntersIt’s a Home Grab in Kingwood Texas
Brett Grabner is listed as owner of Grabner Land Co and Leisure Getaways. He's retained Bandit Robbin' Newark as lawyer in this...
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841Bounty HuntersEarnest Taylor Reads LIT and Immediately Retains Desperado Clay Vilt the Home Scavenger
If you're a homeowner with no legal basis for your lawsuit but you want more time in your home, you can find...
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855Bounty HuntersEarnest Taylor versus PHH Mortgage Corp and Tecia Taylor versus SPS
Mr and Mrs Taylor's Valentine's Foreclosures: 20615 LEAFDALE CT HUMBLE TX 77338 and 10522 LEITRIM WAY HOUSTON TEXAS 77047
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1.6KJudgesThievin’ as The Leaves are Fallin’. That’s Standard Practice for Texas Lawyers
Warning: You'll only be able to recover up to $40k in lost funds to a thievin' lawyer in Texas, unless they are...
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1.7K1BankersLawyers in the Trevino Bankruptcy Case Playing Fee Poker with the Court
They are gamblin' on the fact if they pad another $120k in fees, that allows judge to lodestar "reduce" to full original...
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1.0KFederal JudgesService of Process on Texas Bar and Continuances Before Judge Alfred H. Bennett
Attorney Rich Robins has e-mailed different lawyers at the Texas Bar re Service of Process, but he has not received any response...
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1.2KFederal JudgesChief Judge Lee Rosenthal Sentencing Guidelines Ignored by State Bar of Texas
When you're a lawyer in Texas who is caught dippin' into client funds and embezzling said monies, it rarely mandates criminal referral...
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801BankersFDCPA Violations in Bankruptcy Proceedings Result in Attorney Fees, Costs, Statutory and Punitive Damages
The Court finds that it should award Plaintiffs $1,000.00 in statutory damages, $9,000 in punitive damages, attorney fees and expenses.
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1.5KGov AbbottIs Christina Pagano Running for Texas Attorney General? She Fits the Criteria.
Pagano steals an expensive iphone from a courthouse. Paxton steals an expensive pen from a courthouse. The difference is what happened next.
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1.9K1Fake DocumentsWhen You’re A Thievin’ Texas Lawyer, You Can Steal $3.4 Million Dollars and Just Resign. No Criminal Charges Recommended.
Officers of the Court are supposed to be held to a higher standard. In Texas that standard is called corruption: Lie, cheat...
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1.8KEditors ChoiceExclusive Report on Jeffrey “Mayhem” Gipson and Why the Investigators at the State Bar of Texas Are Lyin’
LIT believes that the State Bar of Texas knows very well the full circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Gipson. Texas Bar is totally corrupt.
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1.2KBankersWill Bankruptcy Debtor Attorneys Receive $750k in Fees for Bank Servicer Violating FDCPA in SDTX Federal Court?
Engagement of Attorneys allowed Plaintiffs to submit a feasible plan, disburse a total of $105, 877.52 to creditors and receive a discharge.
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1.2KJudgesTexas Supreme Court, Pro Se Standards of Pleadings and Preservation of Argument Defined
LIT remains unconvinced a sitting appellate Chief Judge's opinion would have been reversed so willingly by Texas Supreme Court.
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985Editors ChoiceTexas Sentencing Disparity: Jail Sentence for Lawyer (4 Years) v. Jail Sentence for Citizens (45 Years)
Lawyer Simmons had several charges reduced to just one, conspiracy. However, first time offender Ms Looney had them stacked on a false...
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2.1KLawyer ComplaintsThe Pontoon of Texas Lawyers Behavin’ Badly in December 2020
When you think the cards have been played before and the sanctions will be tougher on repeat offenders - these rogue Texas...
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3.4KJudgesA Former Felon and Lawyer Wanted His Texas Law License Reinstated. His Request Was Correctly Denied.
Eggert was licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and the Northern District of Texas in 2004. The following year, Eggert moved to...
