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Continuing its crackdown on attorneys involved in alleged loan modification fraud, the State Bar of California obtained the resignation of two lawyers and filed charges against a third this month. All three are in Orange County. "It seems to be the hotbed of loan modification scams," said Suzan Anderson, the bar's supervising trial counsel. The State Bar has established a special team that is investigating more than 400 complaints from consumers about lawyers implicated in alleged loan modification fraud.
August 14, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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