Claims under state statutes or Federal statutes have different periods of limitation under which you can file suit. BUT — if the statutory duty that was breached is part of another claim that is not barred by the statute of limitations then you can survive a motion to dismiss or even an affirmative defense of […]

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Housing Wire, Ben Lane (see link to article below): “Bank committed fraud in order to show ownership.” We are entering the 6th inning of the game started by Wall Street when it created the smoke and mirrors game based upon false claims of successors and securitization. As lawyers actually do the work investigating and researching, […]

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