All posts tagged "w.d. tex"
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1.1KBankersEgoist Judge Alan Albright’s Refusal to Transfer IP Cases Infuriates the Federal Circuit
As of late June 2021, Judge Alsup had significantly fewer cases on his docket (157 cases) than did Judge Albright (1053 cases).
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854Debt CollectorPHH via McGlinchey Are Bounced From Federal Court by Judge Xavier Rodriguez
PHH’s proposed measure of the amount in controversy—the market value of property—is inapposite based on the claims actually asserted.
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902Debt CollectorThe Texas Wagon Wheel Property Ain’t Bein’ Foreclosed Upon, For Now Sayeth Mackie Wolf
This dismissal will not act to abandon Plaintiff’s acceleration of the subject mortgage loan notified on April 15, 2021.
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743Debt CollectorPicture this… Homeowner Costilla Shared a Lake View with Mark and Shelley Hopkins…
Once again in their own backyard of W.D. Tex., Hopkins Law PLLC lawyers Mark and Shelley Hopkins obtain a rapid foreclosure judgment.
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711Debt CollectorBrown Drowned Out By Shelley Hopkins in Local W.D. Texas Federal Court
Judge Garcia accommodates Shelley Luan Hopkins, without the aid of Mark Daniel Hopkins in this local W.D Tex. San Antonio foreclosure.
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1.0KBankersCommunity Financial Services Association of America Ltd v. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, W.D. Tex.
The court granted the CFPB’s motion for summary judgment and denied the CFSA’s motion and entered final judgment in the case.
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1.2KAccelerationSummary Judgment Entered in Byrd v. Lakeview Days After Order Allowing Byrd to Replace Counsel
Senior Judge David Erza in Austin, W.D. Tex. issued his order of summary judgment in favor of Lakeview 4 days after attorney...
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1.0KAppellate JudgesIt’s All About Jurisdiction and Maybe Even Gamesmanship In This Foreclosure Appeal Sayeth Fifth Circuit
Here, the Fifth Circuit is, in effect, reaching the merits to issue remand instructions. Perhaps that is what is meant by 'gamesmanship'.
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1.1KAccelerationAffirmed. See Rule 47.6. “Love It” Said Shelley Hopkins for BDF Hopkins.
This case clearly shows the pitfalls of hiring a lawyer who claims on his website to be a foreclosure defense lawyer. LIT...
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1.4KBankersNo Attorney Fees Filed by Deutsche Bank Despite Approval by Magistrate Judge Farrer
Magistrate Judge Farrer Questions Mackie Wolf's Complaint and Rejects their Over-arching Default Judgment Demands on Behalf of Deutsche Bank.
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2.0KBankersIt’s 2020, W.D. Texas Federal Court and a Cronenwett Unchallenged Foreclosure. Y’all Know What’s Next.
Magistrate Judge Chestney's M&R recommends Attorney Fees (unchallenged) and District Judge Erza Rubber Stamps the Fee Award to Mackie Wolf.
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965Appellate JudgesUnpublished Foreclosure Opinion – What About Cronenwett’s $20k Post Judgment Attorney Fees Award Fifth Circuit?
It appears the homeowners' attorney, an IP attorney, did not contest the $20k in attorney fees by Mark Cronenwett of Mackie Wolf...
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1.1KBankersA New Judge Assigned to the Latest Mackie Wolf Foreclosure in W.D. Tex.
LIT compares foreclosure mill complaint filed in this foreclosure action against a recent filing in W.D. Tex. Atty fees wording is modified.
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1.2KBankersAfter Judge Albright’s Impeachable Conduct, Cronenwett et al of Mackie Wolf are Milkin’ Attorney Fees
You have to ask the Question, Is this Judge On the Take? From our Research, this Judge rules for Attorney Fees on...
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1.9KBankersWho is US District Judge Alan Albright, W.D. Texas and Why is He Violating His Judicial Oath?
The Court clerk called the office of Plaintiff’s counsel asking counsel to file a Motion for Attorneys’ fees. Pursuant to this request,...
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1.7KDeed of TrustAnother Fiddle at the Fifth Favors Deutsche Bank National Trust Co.
Judge Randy Crane accepted Deutsche Bank’s secondary theory—that Ms. Castrellon’s separate suit tolled the statute of limitations.
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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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1.0KBankersResponse to CFPB addressing SCOTUS, Yellen and Retrospective Relief
A Texas federal lawsuit continues in light of the retrospective relief clause in Collins v. Yellen, a 2021 U.S. Supreme Court decision.
