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That's a very state specific thing. It's possible that some state has trust laws have the unintended consequence of allowing this to happen because it lacks rules to allow the plantiff to prevent it. In my state a change of ownership would not require the foreclosure to start all over again...

It isn't the terms of the policy that are the problem with the Car Shield case anyway. It's how the company marketed its warranties that's the real problem. It evidently represented in their ads and in communications with prospective customers that the extended warranties covered a lot more than...

You apparently didn't pay much attention to how Covid started and spread. The virus originated in the Wuhan area of China. Not a very good staging place for a group wanting to hurt Americans or change American politics. The odds of it having exactly the desired political effect are really...

I doubt that. First, at the moment, the rumblings from the Trump camp suggest he'll skip the debate that is already scheduled. IMO a good choice because Trump isn't that good at live debates and debating a woman of color may be very challenging for Trump given his tendancy to mock or belittle...

How did it go from being a property held in LLC to a property owned by a trust? LLCs don't have trustees, but trusts do. Whether a change of trustees would matter in a foreclosure action on a mortgage is an issue of state law. In my state a switch of trustees wouldn't require the foreclosing...

Very interesting. Businesses setting their own pricing without government interference you think is not capitalism? It's the very essence of capitalism. To think otherwise is lunacy. It's when government gets involved in trying to regulate or limit pricing that problems occur. The government...

Gee, a Russian oligarch involved in criminal conspiracy. Color me surprised.

What in the world makes you connect dynamic pricing to Cuba and Venezuela? Dynamic pricing is a innovation of private business — capitalism. Those two countries are anything but capitalist. I thought you didn't like government regulation and favored the free market. If so, why would you be...

A default judgement can be obtained somewhat quickly so don't ignore any court summons you may receive. Even if the lawsuit is filed before the bankruptcy is filed the bankruptcy filing will suspend the lawsuit once you make the court aware of the bankruptcy filing, unless the creditor...

I like the guy's enthusiasm for it. It'd great if a supersonic passenger plane could check all the boxes that it needs to do to make it a profitable venture. That's going to be tall order. For transatlantic flights it will have to meet European enviromental regulations. It's pricing will have be...

Oh, political conventions are rarely entertaining these days. Since the start of the primary era few conventions have had any suprises or drama to keep people turned in.. Trump's convention was just as bad. Sure the diehard believers in both parties are thrilled to be at those things, but for...

You do know what a secret police force is like, right? The Soviet Union's KGB, Nazi Germany's Gestapo, East Germany's infamous Stasi, etc? When those organizations were at full strength citizens would disappear without a trace after taking position the government didn't like. If the family was...

What exactly in the BOA account agreement do you think the bank breached?

How do you conclude "they all hate each other" from a photo like that? In any event they don't have to like each other to be effective.

They are not. But not because some higher body reviewed those cases and reversed them. The phrase "final arbiter" means that the litigants in that particular case have no other place to go to get the result they seek. For them, the Supreme Court is the end of the line. There is no one else the...

The word "review" in the appellate context refers to the situation where a higher court takes a decision on case from a lower court and considers whether the lower court got it right, with the decision of the higher court binding the lower court. There is no other court or body in our system...

You can't get it online. The district courts in Colorado do not put out online anything other than a log of the actions taken in the case. If you want to see it, you need to go personally to the clerk of the court to do so. I don't you'd gain anything useful in doing that and certainly wouldn't...

It's a very good bet that you wouldn't that lawsuit, and even if you could it would likely cost you more to do it than you'd win. For example, your travel costs to come to the U.S. for the trial (if the case made it that far) and lodging costs while here are not costs that get added to your...

The thing is that the U.S. Supreme Court is the final arbiter of what the Constitution. By definition the Supreme Court's decision can't be wrong (as far as the law is concerned) because there is no forum for review of its decision. The remedy for Congress if it does not like a constitutional...

I've gone back to your original questions because it looks to me like this thread has gone a little off track. I'll outline the general process here (in case that did not go to a jury) but to keep it simple, it'll be a case that has just one issue. The exact steps will vary a bit depending on...