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Judge’s Decision to Hit Bank of America with a $46 Million Award in Bankruptcy Case May Set New Precedent
A ruling by a judge in California, who found that Bank of America’s “brazen” and “heartless” behavior” during an improper foreclosure warranted fines ...
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Atlas Consumer Law
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Seattle Ends Relationship with Wells Fargo over Business Practices, Dakota Access Pipeline
In a bold move Tuesday, the Seattle City Council voted unanimously to end its 18-year business relationship with Wells Fargo over concerns regarding ...
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Sulaiman Law Group, LTD
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Plaintiff Files Suit Against Nationstar for Breach of Modified Contract
In 2009, Jennifer Castillo applied for a modification with her mortgage servicer at the time, Bank of America, which she received the following year ...
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Sulaiman Law Group, LTD
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CFPB Report Reveals Mortgage Servicers Using Deficient Technology
Earlier this year, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) reported that some mortgage servicers were violating the new servicing rules with ...
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Sulaiman Law Group, LTD
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Trash and Lock Out - Banks Try to Bypass the Law
If you miss a couple of mortgage payments, there are a few things a bank can legally do – from changing the locks with a court order to sending ...
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Sulaiman Law Group, LTD
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Illinois Joins California in Suspending Wells Fargo from Bond & Investing Work
Illinois has announced that it is taking after California and suspending Wells Fargo & Co. from investment and bond work, taking away their capability ...
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Sulaiman Law Group, LTD
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Nick Wooten of Atlas Consumer Law Suing Illinois Banks for Allegedly Breaking Into Homes
Nick Wooten, a Chicago foreclosure defense attorney and Of Counsel to Atlas Consumer Law, is making recent headlines as he is aiming to sue banks ...
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Atlas Consumer Law
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Senator Warren Says Wells Fargo Should Give Bonuses Back
Last week, Democratic lawmakers amplified the Wells Fargo controversy by taking aim at the senior executives who earned millions of dollars in bonuses ...
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Atlas Consumer Law
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