“[Customers and employees] accuse the company of using high-pressure salesmanship to target elderly and vulnerable homeowners, as well as misleading borrowers about their loans, and falsifying property appraisals and other information to push through bad deals…. A group of ex-employees, meanwhile, have gone to federal court to accuse Quicken of abusing workers and customers alike. […]

Tags: BAC, Bank of America, Bordas and Bordas, countrywide, Dan Gilbert, Jason Causey, Jim Bordas, Judge David J. Sims, Merrill Lynch, Ohio, Quicken Loans, West Virginia, West Virginia Consumer Credit and Protection Act, Wheeling
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YARNEY v. OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, Dist. Court, WD Virginia 2013 SARAH C. YARNEY, Plaintiff, v. OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LLC, ET AL., Defendants. No. 3:12-cv-00014. United States District Court, W.D. Virginia, Charlottesville Division. March 8, 2013 MEMORANDUM OPINION NORMAN K. MOON, District Judge. The Plaintiff Sarah C. Yarney (“Plaintiff”), pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 56, […]

Tags: breach of contract, damages, FDCPA, Moon, Ocwen, Wells Fargo, West Virginia, Yarney
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BANK OF AMERICA TAKES ANOTHER HIT: BANKS MISLEAD BORROWERS WHEN THEY INSTRUCT THEM TO STOP MAKING PAYMENTS AND REFUSE PAYMENTS If you are seeking legal representation or other services call our Florida customer service number at 954-495-9867 and for the West coast the number remains 520-405-1688. Customer service for the livinglies store with workbooks, services […]

Tags: borrower, breach of contract, breached, cause of action, citations omitted, collection, consumer, contract claim, contractual, default, estoppel, factual allegations, FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT, force and effect, foreclose, foreclosure, guaranteed, indebtedness, lender, manual, misrepresentation, mitigation, modification, Mortgage, notice, quotation, RANSON V BANK OF AMERICA, reinstatement, servicer, special relationship, thereunder, VETERANS, West Virginia
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“This will go on for a long time and a lot of people will be indicted,” “The government continues to show that it simply doesn’t understand how this market operated,” Editor’s Note: If you read this carefully, you get a flavor of how the derivative scam adventure involved everyone except its victims. Mind you, there […]

Tags: amnesty agreement, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Georgia State University, Baltimore lawsuit, Bank of America, Bank of America’s municipal derivatives division, Bartley Hildreth, BLOOMBERG NEWS, CDR, CDR Financial Products Inc., Charlie Anderson, Citigroup Inc, co- conspirators., courtesy bids, David Rubin, Dean Pinard, derivatives, Deutsche Bank AG, Dexia SA, Dominick Carollo, Doug Davis, Eden Prairie, Evan Zarefsky, Federal Bureau of Investigation, FGIC, FGIC Capital Market Services, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Financial Security Assurance, Finra, funnel, futures, GE, General Electric Co., GICs, Grant Whitaker, Gruer, guaranteed investment contracts, HERS, Hildreth, Image, Image at Sparks Steak House, indictment, Investment Management Advisory Group Inc., Johan Rosenberg, John Siffert, JPMorgan, Justice Department, Kevin Foster, kickbacks, Laura Hoguet, Lehman Brothers, Loughead, Mark Manchin, Martin Z. Braun, Merrill Lynch & Co., municipal, opaque debt investments, Options, Peter Grimm, Peter Loughhead, Phil Murphy, Pinard, PMI Group Inc., regulators, Robert Jones, Royal Bank of Canada, Rubin, Sam Gruer, Securities and Exchange Commission, sewer authority, Shirley Norton, Sound Capital, Sound Capital Management, Stallone, Steven Goldberg, swaps, U.S. District Court in Manhattan, UBS, Wachovia Corp, West Virginia, West Virginia School Building Authority, William Selway, Wolmark, Zarefsky, Zevi Wolmark
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