In "the first decision of its kind," according to attorney Alan Rosenthal, West Palm Beach federal judge Kenneth Ryskamp ruled a foreclosure defense law firm misused the Truth In Lending Act to gain leverage and attorney fees.
March 18, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Foreclosure law these days is the legal equivalent of a blood sport.
After the housing bubble burst six years ago, an army of attorneys gathered to represent homeowners facing foreclosure. The battle has taken place against a backdrop of unscrupulous "robo-signers," delayed short sales and a backlog of tens of thousands of foreclosures.
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