LIT COMMENTARY
The Texas Bar Journal 2021.
p.s. July and August are one Edition, hence the duplication, as we like 12 months 🙂
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The views of U.S. Bank when responding to a pro se judicial foreclosure petition at the U.S. Supreme Court is rather surprising but echo what the Burke’s have intimated all along. So why the heck are the Fed Courts interfering? LIT knows why – Wall St. $$$ https://t.co/3L8zR4dE6k pic.twitter.com/Jyp2zvu6rs
— LawsInTexas (@lawsintexasusa) March 8, 2021
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*LIT Review and Article Pending
2021 Most Wanted Stamp Collection Part I.
Outlaws in Robes. A LIT Series. https://t.co/GxZKmIgNIU
No Bull. Just the Truth.
We Light Up Corruption. pic.twitter.com/pA4Lu6rI5H— LawsInTexas (@lawsintexasusa) December 24, 2020
Justice Comparison: Ex-Lawyer Burt ‘Maserati’ Burnett v. Andrew ‘Thug With a JD’ Lehman
Lawyer Burnett violates probation is jailed for 10 yrs. Convicted Felon Andrew Lehman Remains on Bond despite more violations than Burnett.
Magistrate Judge Bill Davis Offers Two Contrasting Reports by Applying Void-Judgment Exception
US Bank avoids dismissal under Rooker–Feldman. It has carried its burden to show that its suit falls within the void-judgment exception.
Texas Supreme Court: Don’t Take a Man at His Word as Verbal Agreements are Worthless
Fraud by non-disclosure arises only when the defendant, among other things, has a legal duty to disclose facts to the plaintiff.
Walking Away With Millions: Thievin’ Attorney Leslie Smith’s Fraud Knew No Bounds
According to court documents, for years, Leslie Smith engaged in multiple fraud schemes against her employer, relatives, and the government.
Curry Town Corruption: Lehman’s Criminal Defense Attorney Paul Morgan Defends Syed Enterprises
From Sexual Assault Allegations to Federal Felony Conviction for Kickbacks, that’s Not Enough to Strip Syed of his Medical License in Texas.
Fifth Circuit: Unclean Hands Defense by Debtor in Bankruptcy Does Not Invoke Res Judicata
Debtors unclean hands defense was not available to him in the Louisiana litigation and the state judgment fails to confirm it was litigated.
