I know from past experience that the prosecuting attorneys at bar associations tend to move in packs. There is actually a pretty good reason for this. Certain practices by attorneys are emulated by other attorneys and spreads from state to state. Based upon a recent decision in New York State, I believe we’re going to […]

Tags: 2008-10218, attorney discipline, Bar grievances, code of professional responsibility, foreclosure mills, imputed knowledge, Matter of Cohen & Slamowitz, New York State, perjury, personal knowledge
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It might strike a note of dissonance when you realize that all the knowledge, facts and theories are well-known by title experts and they are teaching mostly correct things to lawyers. The problem is not whether the information is being disseminated. The problem is that the Lawyers are either not paying attention at these seminars […]

Tags: ATLA standards, chain of title, economic interest, imputed knowledge, insurable interest, multiple transfers, title insurance
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