All posts tagged "texas supreme court"
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1.4KBaker DonelsonTexas: The $4 Million Dollar Wrongful Foreclosure Judgment Against Deutsche Bank and PHH Ocwen
Texan Dilemma: Will the corrupt Texas Courts and Gov. collude to settle with Deutsche Bank and PHH Ocwen, or obliterate $4M judgment?
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836BankruptcyFinancial Crimes: High-Powered Lawyers and Federal Judges Collude to Silence Uninvited Intervenor
Pro se litigant Van Deelen's involvement became an irritant, an unwanted delay to the judge and lawyers thirst for financial greed.
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1.4KBankruptcyFinancial Crimes: Millions in Attorney Fees Approved by Bent Federal Chief Judge for Not-So-Secret Legal Lover
US Bankruptcy Chief Judge David R Jones and long-term girlfriend and former law clerk, Houston lawyer Elizabeth Freeman's financial crimes.
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432Debt CollectorZions Bancorporation Retains Known Rogue Debt Collecting Lawyer to Pursue Expedited Foreclosure
Zions Bancorporation is retaining lawyers and law firms who do not have an active debt collecting surety bond on file with the...
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593BankersYellowfin’s Debt Collection Fraud: Chasing Unsecured Loans in Texas from Financial Crisis-Era Loans
Breaking Precedent: Texas First Court of Appeals Backs Yellowfin Judgments Amidst Contentious and Jaw-dropping Legal Reasoning.
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363Debt CollectorZions Bancorporation Retains Known Rogue Debt Collecting Foreclosure Mill in Expedited Foreclosure
TX Supreme Court has never held corps liable for each other's obligations merely because of centralized control, finances n mutual purposes.
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1.8KEditors ChoiceTexas Justice System: Disqualification Quandary Exposes Declared Court Bias
Disqualified or Not? Judges Allegiances Trump Recusal Laws, Critics Say. A series of recent orders signed by Judge Susan Brown challenged.
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2.3KEditors ChoiceTexas Attorney Spat: Lloyd Kelley Takes On Randall Sorrels in Federal Court, Judge Hittner Recuses
It's pro se lawyer Lloyd Kelley versus pro se lawyer Randy Sorrels in Houston. And one of them is the former President...
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1.3KBankersWhere Do You Draw the Line, Texas? Does Bandit Lawyer Craig Noack Have Any Consequences?
President of the Texas Creditors Bar Ass. says Our entire economic engine requires there be consequences for failure to pay a judgment.
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603Dark MoneyTexas Legislators Anticipate Adoptin’ Putin’s Plan into the Judicial Branch
Often seen at Federalist Society gigs, the Old Justice Hecht want to join his new wife, 5th Circus Chief Judge Hecht and...
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768Gov AbbottJudge James Oakley is the Epitome of the Texas Judiciary
Here's what LIT wrote in 2019 when we highlighted this Texas Outlaw in a Dirty Black Robe; Roped In Twice and Escapes...
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561Laws In TexasTexas State Courts and TRCP: Issuing Subpoena’s to Corporations
Rule 176.6(b) states a corp may designate one or more persons to testify on its behalf as to matters known or reasonably...
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715FraudIndicted TX AG Ken Paxton Aims for Settlement of Employees Lawsuit Claimin’ Bribery and Corruption
Mark Penley, David Maxwell and Ryan Vassar — Paxton’s former deputies — asked the Texas Supreme Court to put the whistleblower case...
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2.0KFifth CircuitGlossin’ Opinions: Texas Lawyer Mary Lou Serafine Still Labeled a Vexatious Litigant in 2023
Mary Lou Serafine is a lawyer in Austin who's been actively contesting her vexatious litigant label by Texas Courts. She loses to...
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2.3KLITEdward Rene Still Out on Bond, Despite Facing Serious New Criminal Charges and Second Case
Former Texas Southern University Law School Asst Dean Edward Wayne Rene hit with second serious criminal charge.
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1.7KFraudStanley or Stanley-Romero Accused of Acting as a Lawyer for Over a Decade
Stanley and Stanley... the fake Immigration Lawyers who made over 7,000 applications before Texas caught up with 'em - sharp as ever...
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1.5KAppellate CircuitPredatory Lending: If Your Foreclosure Involves BDF Law Group, aka Barrett Daffin and Hopkins Law
When you reach 'discovery', Requests for Admissions (RFA's) are an essential tool in both state and federal court to prove your case.
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608Editors ChoiceParties in State Court Can Choose Remote Proceedings over In-Person Sayeth Texas Supreme Court
Namely, a party, attorney, witness, court reporter, juror to participate remotely, such as by teleconferencing, videoconferencing, etc.
