All posts tagged "state courts"

Are Class Actions Heading Back to State Courts Due to SCOTUS?

There needs to be an expedited solution to the ongoing Ochlocracy in the Judicial Branch and the revolving door policy in Congress.

Electronic Filing by Pro Se In Federal District Courts Should be Mandatory As Per State Courts

LIT has been frustrated by this unlawful exception, where Federal lower courts deny pro se ecf filing requests. Appellate Courts allow it.

Judge Stands Up to BigLaw and Wall St. Who Lose Eviction Battle in NY, This Time.

The length of the current anti-eviction law, considered in the context of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, is not extreme enough to override...

Two Chief Judges Take Different Positions in Eviction and Foreclosure Lawsuits in New York

Chief Judge Lawrence Marks is opposing landlords eviction request and meantime Chief Judge Janet DiFiore is expediting wrongful foreclosures.

Hank Greenberg of GT Law and Chief Judge Janet DiFiore’s Friendship Influences Foreclosure Cases

Greenberg, a former State Bar Association president, is counsel to the state’s Commission on Judicial Nomination, which screens Court of Appeals finalists....

Chief Justice Gina Benavides Writes About Texas Appellate Standards. We’re Talkin’ Lawyers Creed, Legal Ethics and Other Obscure Rules Folks.