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Rewind 2008: The Despicable History of Subversive Mortgage Lending by Non Bank Novastar
Once again, the executives were not charged with any crime after the 2008 financial crisis. This article is a precursor for 2022 updates.
Lehman Brothers: The Court-ordered ADR Procedures have been Wildly Successful.
Lehman Brothers bankruptcy is the largest in U.S. history. It invested heavily in predatory mortgages just as housing prices started falling.
2008 Wells Fargo Foreclosure Case Bounced in 2022 Due To Service Failures
Wells Fargo exhibited an unreasonable lack of diligence in the prosecution, including in the attempt to effectuate service of process
Absolute is Acid they Bought a Bouquet of Dandelions rather than Roses
If you’re looking to find out how your unsecured debt is bought and sold by Citibank, read this informative complaint, which outlines it all.
Rewind 2008: Will the Federal Appellate Court Save Goldman Sachs from Financial Crisis
Goldman Sachs is running out of cards to play before it has to explain to a jury its role in the 2008 and 2009 financial crisis.
Farrell’s Foreclosure is Subject to Limitations and You’re Outta Time.
The order dismissing the 2009 action was entered on April 1, 2019, yet service upon defendant was not effected until over six months later.
How New York Homeowners’ Foreclosure Appeals Ended in 2021
Four foreclosure cases before the Supreme Court of the State of NY, Appellate Division, Second Dept received positive results for homeowners.
Too Big to Fail Banks Still Fighting Over Predatory Loans Compensation, Despite The Greatest Theft
The real victims, the people who owned residential homes before the financial crisis of 2008 have never been financially compensated.
Here’s One Debt Collector Who is Being Held Accountable. Wall Street Isn’t and That’s Wrong On Every Level.
Two kingpins of debt-collection operations in the Buffalo region have had their businesses shut down and were ordered to pay $66 million.
Ex-McKinsey Partner Dikshit Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading in GreenSky Deal
Puneet Dikshit plead guilty to securities fraud for bets he made ahead of Goldman Sachs $2.2 billion acquisition of fintech lender GreenSky.
