Once the court sets a trial date for your case you can be sure you’ll have to run an obstacle course to get there. The defendants don’t want you to go to trial and neither do the courts.  That’s why, after the summary judgments, they have the MANDATORY Settlement Conference.  Anyone left standing after summary judgment is now hauled before a mediator judge then blindfolded … Continue reading Big Bully Bank Case: Part 11: Mandatory Settlement Conferences

MSJ stands for Motion for Summary Judgment.  It’s a way for a party to an action to claim that there are no issues at hand thus no need for a trial.  What it really is the legislature’s and court’s way to cheat citizens of their constitutionally-guaranteed right to a fair trial.  From my perspective as a non attorney litigant, I’ll break this down the way … Continue reading Big Bully Bank Case: Part 9: The Banks’ MSJ

What’s a national trust company?  You’d think it would have something to do with trust or national security.  Let’s get one thing straight right now.  Trust and security, national or otherwise, are not what these entities are about.   They are private investor arms securely attached to a bully bank.  I found this description at Findlaw: “National Trust Company. The Office of the Comptroller of the … Continue reading Part 5: Big Bully Bank Case: Defendant Number One

If you’re in a lawsuit and going to be deposed, keep this in mind: the attorneys questioning you are not interested in the truth.  They are there to size you up, learn all they can about your weaknesses and your thinking process so they can devise ways to get around your truth come trial time. They will ask you questions about things they have no … Continue reading Part 4: Big Bully Bank Case: Deposition Inquisition