While no lender's lawyers face disciplinary charges for their work in foreclosure cases, The Florida Bar has launched investigations of two defense lawyers for publicly criticizing the state's troubled foreclosure system.
May 18, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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No attorneys are facing disciplinary charges for their work in foreclosure cases despite a firestorm of complaints about purported fraudulent court filings on behalf of lenders.
But two foreclosure defense attorneys have been actively investigated for publicly criticizing the gridlocked foreclosure process.
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