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Justia Legal Resources: Foreclosure Law Center

Justia Legal Marketing & Technology blog

A homeowner who has a defense to foreclosure can raise the defense in response to the lawsuit. A homeowner who has a defense would need to file a new lawsuit in court. Only a relatively small number of states allow for an expedited (or fast-track) foreclosure. Some states extend this right for a certain time after the sale.

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Judge Rejects SAD Scheme Joinder–Toyota v. Schedule A Defendants

Eric Goldman

Toyota brought a SAD Scheme case against 103 defendants before Judge Daniel in the Northern District of Illinois. If these justifications sound familiar, it’s because these are the generic rotely-made defendant-unspecific allegations that are copied and pasted into most SAD Scheme complaints. Seriously, Toyota? Do better).

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Clickwrap Formed Even When a Consumer Has Limited Time to Act–Washington v. Flixbus

Eric Goldman

Flixbus successfully defends by saying that the plaintiff consented to the disclosures via its TOS. In this case, Flixbus is holding the seat for 10 minutes and therefore may lose other customers trying to buy that seat during the same time. So this isn’t an artificial time constraint. cite to the Oberstein v.

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New Privacy Software Helps Lawyers Defend Against Rising Pixel, Tracker, and Session Recording Lawsuits

Law Technology Today

Over the past year, we’ve seen privacy-related legal actions brought against companies from Federal, State, and Regulatory agencies, and private classes that focus heavily on data privacy violations related to website tracking. Hospital and healthcare websites have been hit hard since this clarification.

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Court Rejects Trespass to Chattels Claim Over Placing Cookies–Doe v. Tenet

Eric Goldman

June 9, 2025) More Posts on the Pixel Cases Clickwrap Formed Even When a Consumer Has Limited Time to Act–Washington v. (As usual, there is a lot more going on in this case beyond trespass to chattels, but I’m focusing this blog post just on that claim). Case Citation : Doe v. Tenet Healthcare Corp. 2025 WL 1635956 (E.D.

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Another Judge Balks at SAD Scheme Joinder–Xie v. Annex A

Eric Goldman

[Note: the defendants in this case are enumerated on an “Annex A” instead of “Schedule A.” Judge Harjani says the plaintiff’s papers contain “a fair amount of conclusory language about a logical relationship among all defendants but not much, if any, facts to actually support that relationship.”

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Section 230 Immunizes Bing’s Search Results–White v. Microsoft

Eric Goldman

This lawsuit relates to an episode of the TV show Evil Lives Here called “I Invited Him In,” which discusses an NY serial killer named Nathaniel White. Among other defendants, he sued Microsoft for Bing search results linking to the episode. Microsoft defended on Section 230 grounds. The court agrees with Microsoft.