Creditors & Debtors Rights

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

Wells Fargo Bank NA v. Rodriguez

November 14, 2018

Bank Makes Prima Facie Showing of Entitlement to Summary Judgment in Foreclosure Suit

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Pennymac Loan Serv., LLC v. Lee

November 13, 2018

Defendant appealed the final judgement of foreclosure and order granting summary judgment.

Connecticut Law Tribune |Case Digests

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. v. McDougall

November 12, 2018

Debtor Failed to Establish Invalidity of Note

The Recorder |Case Digests

Schmidt v. Citibank, N.A.

November 09, 2018

Undisputed facts demonstrated lender's compliance with Homeowners' Bill of Rights

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

Bayview Loan Servicing LLC v. Finnegan

November 08, 2018

Entitlement to Expedited Proceedings in Foreclosure Suit Established Under RPAPL §1309

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

DRAW Capital Partners LLC v. Republic of Argentina

November 08, 2018

'Interest on Interest' Claim on Bond Debt Not Cognizable, Distinct From Conversion Claim

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC v. Lee

November 08, 2018

Defendant appealed from the grant of summary judgment to plaintiff, the striking of defendant's answer and affirmative defenses, and the returning of the matter to the Office of Foreclosure as an uncontested matter.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Deutsche Bank Trust Co. Ams. v. Weiner

November 08, 2018

Defendants appealed from the denial of their motion for summary judgment and the grant of judgment to plaintiff.

The Recorder |Case Digests

In re Marino

November 07, 2018

Sanctions properly awarded against creditor for knowing and willful attempt to collect payment on discharged debt

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

LSF8 Master Participation Trust v. Campbell

November 07, 2018

Defendant appealed the denial of her motion to vacate final judgment of foreclosure.

The Legal Intelligencer |Case Digests

Nationstar Mortgage, LLC v. Delaware County Tax Claim Bureau

November 06, 2018

In this judicial tax sale matter, the mortgage holder was properly served and the court did not have authority to determine the purchase price at the sale. Therefore, the court properly refused to set aside the sale.

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

Am. E Grp. LLC v. Livewire Ergogenics Inc.

November 02, 2018

Note Capping Interest Rate at 20 Percent Not Found Criminally Usurious on Its Face

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

High Speed Capital LLC v. Corporate Debt Advisors LLC

November 02, 2018

Special Proceeding to Execute on Judgment Remanded as Ancillary to Underlying State Case

Daily Report Online |Case Digests

Bowers v. Today's Bank

November 01, 2018

Guarantor not personally liable for commercial loan default that went into involuntary receivership

The Recorder |Case Digests

Bear Creek Master Association v. Southern California Investors, Inc.

November 01, 2018

CC&Rs give assessment lien priority over previously recorded deed of trust

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Blair v. State

November 01, 2018

Defendants moved to dismiss plaintiff's pro se conspiracy complaint against defendants involved in the origination, servicing and foreclosure of the mortgage on her home.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

M&T Bank v. Cho

November 01, 2018

Defendant appealed the grant of foreclosure to plaintiff.

Daily Report Online |Case Digests

Pure Hospitality Solutions, Inc. v. Canouse

October 31, 2018

Court Remands for Reconsideration the Amount of Damages to be Awarded after Trial Court Entered Default Judgment in Favor of Creditor

Delaware Law Weekly |Case Digests

Consumer Fin. Prot. Bureau v. The Nat'l Collegiate Master Student Trust

October 31, 2018

Proposed intervenors timely filed their motions, and they have interests in the litigation which were not adequately repre-sented by existing parties.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

M&T Bank v. Graves

October 30, 2018

Defendant appealed from the denial of his motion to stay a foreclosure, pursuant to a statute enacted to "codify and expand standards and safeguards for the treatment of individuals...seeking financial assistance in recovering from Superstorm Sandy".

Connecticut Law Tribune |Case Digests

Klauder v. Nickerson

October 29, 2018

Monies Owed by Third Party Not "Wages" Exempt From Execution

Connecticut Law Tribune |Case Digests

State v. Dressler Strickland, LLC

October 29, 2018

Fax Confirmation Sheet Insufficient to Establish Receipt of Lien Notice

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

TD Bank NA v. Tiska

October 25, 2018

Bank Granted Motion to Confirm Referee's Report, Enter Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

531 Kosciusko Partners LLC v. Montesdeoca

October 25, 2018

Court Finds Plaintiff Entitled to Attorney Fees and Fees Reasonable But Reduced Amount

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

Expressions Hair Design, et al., Respondents, v. Eric T. Schneiderman, &c., et al., Appellants.,

October 24, 2018

Expressions v. Schneiderman

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. v. DiSantis

October 24, 2018

Plaintiff appealed from the dismissal of its foreclosure complaint.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Valley Nat'l Bank v. 561 Broadway, LLC

October 24, 2018

Defendant appealed the denial of her motions for reconsideration of the order determining that plaintiff's mortgage was a purchase money mortgage, first in priority and to vacate the writ of execution.

Delaware Law Weekly |Case Digests

Bank of New York Mellon v. Shrewsbury

October 24, 2018

Mortgagor's motion for summary judgment denied where debtor raised genuine issues of material fact as to the authenticity of the note in mortgagor's possession, without which mortgagor would lack standing to enforce.

The Recorder |Case Digests

In re Swintek

October 23, 2018

Bankruptcy Code's tolling provision applies to one-year period for renewal of California "ORAP" lien

The Legal Intelligencer |Case Digests

Melrose Credit Union v. Singh

October 23, 2018

A borrower and guarantor failed to meet their burden of producing sufficient evidence in support of their motion to strike or open a judgment entered by confession.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Garden State Anesthesia-Raritan Bay v. Sibilly

October 23, 2018

Defendant filed an objection to plaintiff's motion for turnover of funds.

Texas Lawyer |Case Digests

Griffith v. Federal National

October 22, 2018

This dispute involves a home equity loan, originated by Fannie Mae and later serviced by GMAC Mortgage, LLC, under which Appellants/borrowers became delinquent in paying their property taxes, and the lender thereafter paid the delinquency, opened an escrow account and increased the monthly payment due.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

The Bank of New York v. Greco

October 22, 2018

Defendants appealed the denial of their motion to dismiss the foreclosure complaint and the entry of final judgment.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Cintron v. Monterey Fin. Servs., Inc.

October 22, 2018

Arbitration Clause of Electronically Signed Retail Installment Contract Was Enforceable

Daily Report Online |News

Ga. Appeals Court Rules Borrower Not Personally Liable for $5M Loan on Failed Shopping Center

Katheryn Tucker | October 19, 2018

Judge Billy Ray, who was just confirmed to a lifetime appointment to federal court, wrote the reversal released Tuesday, joined by Judges Chris McFadden and Brian Rickman.

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

Bradley v. Selip & Stylianou LLP

October 19, 2018

FDCPA Challenge to Debt's Collection Only Partly Dismissed Under 'Rooker-Feldman'

New York Law Journal |Analysis

'In re DeFreze' and Non-Dischargeability of Debts Pertaining to Non-Filed and Late Filed Income Tax Returns

Carlos J. Cuevas | October 18, 2018

The 'DeFreze' decision is reflective that Bankruptcy Code §523(a)(1) is intended to protect the taxing authorities.

Daily Business Review |Commentary

Unsecured Trade Creditors in Bankruptcy Cases May Have Received Early Holiday Gift

Charles Tatelbaum | October 18, 2018

At the end of the summer, Delaware U.S. District Judge Richard G. Andrews issued an opinion in the case of Hargreaves v. Nuverra Environmental Solutions, which can have a profound benefit to unsecured trade creditors in bankruptcy cases where there is substantial leveraged secured debt and the value of the borrower's assets is less than the amount of the secured debt.

New York Law Journal |Case Digests

U.S. Bank Nat'l Ass'n v. Pembroke

October 18, 2018

Defendants Not Entitled to Bad Faith Hearing; Bank Entitled to Summary Judgment

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

PNC Bank, N.A. v. Mercadante

October 18, 2018

Defendants appealed from orders granting plaintiff's motion to strike defendants' answer and affirmative defenses, entering default against defendants, denying defendants' motion to dismiss plaintiff's foreclosure complaint, granting plaintiff's motion to reform the foreclosed property's description, denying defendants' motion to fix the amount due, and entering final judgment of foreclosure against defendants.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

U.S. Bank N.A. v. Hodge

October 18, 2018

Defendant appealed from the final judgment entered in favor of plaintiff.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

PNC Bank, N.A. v. Oshri

October 16, 2018

Defendant appealed from the grant of summary judgment to plaintiff, the striking of defendant's answer and affirmative defenses, the entry of default, the return of the case to the Office of Foreclosure to proceed as an uncontested matter, the dismissal of defendant's counterclaim/third-party complaint and his order to show cause with prejudice, and the entry of final judgment of foreclosure.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Deutsche Bank Nat'l Trust Co. Americas v. Spinelli

October 16, 2018

Defendant appealed from the order granting summary judgment to plaintiff, dismissing defendant's answer, and denying defendant's cross-motion to dismiss plaintiff's complaint.

The Legal Intelligencer |Case Digests

Pier 3 Condo. Ass'n v. Khalil

October 16, 2018

A judgment creditor was not entitled to the release of funds being held by the office of judicial records, because the funds were subject to competing claims. Additionally, sovereign immunity applied to prevent public officials from having to defend the right of possession of such funds.

New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

Garcia v. Bristlecone Lending, LLC

October 15, 2018

Plaintiff appealed the dismissal of her complaint alleging violations of the Consumer Fraud Act, the Truth-in-Consumer Contract, Warranty and Notice Act and veil piercing claims.

New York Law Journal |Analysis

Do You Have a Trade? Recent Decision Highlights Need for Clarity in Trading Bankruptcy Claims

Julia Lu and David Daniels | October 12, 2018

Bankruptcy Judge Michael Wiles' decision in 'In re Westinghouse Electric Co.', 588 B.R. 347 (Bankr. S.D.N.Y. 2018), rejected a contention that two parties had reached a binding agreement to trade and offers valuable lessons for parties who wish to avoid a similar fate.

New York Law Journal |News

Class Action Targets Student Loan Co.'s Alleged Forgiveness Obstructions

Colby Hamilton | October 03, 2018

The suit claims Navient's practices diverted otherwise eligible borrowers from taking full advantage of federal loan forgiveness programs aimed at helping public-sector and nonprofit workers.

New York Law Journal |

Dividing Delaware LLCs

Barbara M. Goodstein and Jennifer Kratochvil | October 03, 2018

In this Secured Transactions column, Barbara M. Goodstein and Jennifer Kratochvil write: The new Delaware division statute will likely provide efficiencies for corporate transfers and other transactions, but creditors need both to consider their existing finance agreements and be mindful in documenting new transactions of the effect of this new legislation in regard to limitations on such transfers and other transactions.

New Jersey Law Journal |News

2 Years Too Long to Wait to Seek Arbitration, US Judge Rules in Certifying Class Against Collector

Michael Booth | October 01, 2018

A court may refuse to enforce an arbitration agreement when the party seeking arbitration waives its right to arbitration," U.S. District Judge Esther Salas said. "GC's 24-month delay is even longer than the delays in cases where the Third Circuit found waiver.

New York Law Journal |

Legal Privilege Pitfalls and Perils in Bankruptcy

Christopher Harris and Kristof Szoke | September 21, 2018

Bankruptcy can considerably complicate the evaluation of legal privilege, due to the presence of shifting corporate control, parties with rapidly changing stakes, and fiduciary duties owed to multiple entities with differing interests.

New York Law Journal |

Does Allowing Postpetition Interest on an Unpaid Make-Whole Amount Result in an Impermissible Double Recovery?

James H. Millar | September 21, 2018

Explore why the Fifth Circuit's forthcoming decision in 'Ultra Petroleum' will have broad application.

New York Law Journal |

Drawing the Borders on Chapter 15 Bankruptcy

Leslie A. Berkoff | September 21, 2018

April 2018 was a very busy month for the interpretation and application of Chapter 15 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. During those four weeks, three Bankruptcy Judges issued opinions focusing on various aspects of Chapter 15 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

New Jersey Law Journal |News

Progress Made, But Work Remains on Foreclosures, NJ Court Committee Says

Michael Booth | September 20, 2018

"The recommendations set forth by this committee will further improve on efforts to resolve housing disputes in a fair and equitable manner that benefits homeowners, lenders and communities throughout New Jersey," said the chairman of the committee, Appellate Division Judge Glenn Grant, the acting administrative director of the courts, in a statement.

The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Literal Meaning of Release Provisions Enforced Over the Objection of Plan Proponents

Francis J. Lawall and Kenneth A. Listwak | September 13, 2018

The bankruptcy plan confirmation process typically requires intensive negotiations involving numerous creditor groups and other parties-in-interest. As a result, the scope of the releases embedded within a plan is subject to multiple reviews by such parties and then approval by the bankruptcy court.

Daily Business Review |

Law Firm Accused of 'Sewer Service' — Covertly Obtaining Default Judgments Against Defendants

Zach Schlein | September 05, 2018

Broward attorney Justin Zeig filed a class action lawsuit against the Pollack & Rosen firm in the Southern District of Florida Monday. The suit alleges that the firm and debt buyer Midland Funding violated consumers' rights during debt collections.

Daily Report Online |News

Law Firm Accused of 'Sewer Service' — Covertly Obtaining Default Judgments Against Defendants

Zach Schlein | September 05, 2018

The suit alleges that the firm—which has offices in Florida, Georgia and Alabama—and debt buyer Midland Funding violate consumers' rights during debt collections.

Daily Business Review |News

EB-5 Investments in Palm Beach Hotel Paid for Home, Yacht, Credit Cards, Indictment Says

Lidia Dinkova | September 04, 2018

A developer and a Palm Beach attorney are accused of diverting money from foreign investors to personal luxuries.

Daily Business Review |Commentary

Is Your Business a Debt Collector?—If So, Watch Out.

Charles M. Tatelbaum and Ian Lis | August 28, 2018

On Aug. 7, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued an opinion in the case of Tepper v. Amos Financial (Case No. 17-2851) which has sent, and should send, shock waves to creditors and institutions that not only regularly purchase debt, but also those who can be classified as "debt collectors" under the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) 15. U.S.C. Section 1692.

Daily Business Review |News

Bond Finance Director Calls State Debt Reduction a 'Sea Change'

Lloyd Dunkelberger | August 15, 2018

The debt amount dropped from $28.2 billion in July 2010 to $21 billion through June 30, Ben Watkins, director of the bond finance agency, told Gov. Rick Scott and Cabinet members.

New York Law Journal |Analysis

A Field Guide to Asset Forfeiture

Peter E. Fisch and Mitchell L. Berg  | August 14, 2018

While asset forfeiture is commonly thought of as applying to personal property, such as a vehicle used to illegally transport narcotics, in their Transactional Real Estate column, Peter Fisch and Mitchell Berg discuss its application to real property.

Daily Business Review |Conversation

New 'Substantial Doubt' Standard for Foreign Judgment Enforcement in Fla.

Arnoldo B. Lacayo, Juan J. Mendoza and Andres H. Sandoval | August 07, 2018

A recent change to a state law concerning the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments in Florida may make it easier to avoid payment of valid debts.

New Jersey Law Journal |Analysis

Court Clarifies Standing Requirements if Note and Mortgage Separated

Rachel G. Packer and Joy Harmon Sperling | July 27, 2018

OP-ED: Given the confusion among many courts as to how the foreclosure process works with regard to GSE loans, the decision in "Capital One v. Peck" should be helpful.

National Law Journal |News

Ohio Law Firm, Defended by Jones Day, Beats CFPB's Deception Claims

C. Ryan Barber | July 27, 2018

An Ohio federal judge said the demand letters of Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., which focuses on creditors' rights, accurately gave the firm's identity and legal description. “As such,” the judge wrote, “it cannot be fairly described as false or misleading simply for correctly identifying Weltman as a law firm.”

Daily Business Review |News

Chinese EB-5 Investors in Unfinished Las Olas Ocean Resort Allege Fraud

Lidia Dinkova | July 18, 2018

The unfinished Fort Lauderdale hotel is set for a bankruptcy auction Aug. 15.

Daily Business Review |Profile

Attorney Michael Dunn Talks Business Startups, Practicing With His Parents

Daily Business Review | July 13, 2018

Michael Dunn is managing partner at Dunn Law in Miami.

New Jersey Law Journal |Commentary

Judges Are Not Biased Against Debt Collectors

Andrew M. Milz | July 06, 2018

OP-ED: Frustration is no excuse for lashing out at judges who correctly apply the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, an important consumer protection law.

New Jersey Law Journal |Commentary

Calling out Judicial Bias Against Debt Collectors in NJ

Michael Harrison | June 29, 2018

OP-ED: The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act is a well-intentioned law that is in place to curb harassing and abusive conduct by debt collectors. Unfortunately, judges have ignored the purpose of the statute and continually penalize debt collectors for conduct that is not abusive or harassing.

Law.com |News

New Bill Would Protect Law Licenses of Student Loan Defaulters

Karen Sloan | June 14, 2018

A bipartisan effort would prohibit states from revoking professional licenses from people who default on their federal student loans, which would help protect lawyers struggling with education debt.

New York Law Journal |

Overview of Plan Support Agreements

Thomas R. Califano and Rachel Ehrlich Albanese | June 08, 2018

The expense, disruption and value deterioration inherent in sustained Chapter 11 proceedings have in recent years led to faster paced cases which are often, if not prepackaged, at least pre-negotiated (or pre-arranged). Debtors and sophisticated stakeholders are increasingly using plan support agreements to provide structure to a Chapter 11 case and set forth the pre-negotiated terms of a Chapter 11 plan.

New York Law Journal |

Plan Support Agreements: Key Considerations for Creditors

Gregory G. Plotko and Richard J. Lee | June 08, 2018

PSAs have become a mainstay in the Chapter 11 restructuring process, and it is therefore vital for distressed investors and other creditors to have a clear understanding of the legal terms of a contemplated PSA. This article examines the language of certain key provisions typically found in a PSA, and provides a brief survey of provisions agreed to by debtors in bankruptcy proceedings.

New York Law Journal |

Insolvency Risk Planning for Cross-Border Transactions

Michael J. Venditto | June 08, 2018

There are no absolute protections against the downside risk in any transaction. This is especially the case in cross-border transactions that span multiple jurisdictions. Nevertheless, some careful planning and drafting can improve the prospects for the outcome.

New York Law Journal |

'JCC Development v. Levy': Drafting Makes a Difference

Barbara M. Goodstein | June 06, 2018

In her Secured Transactions column, Barbara Goodstein shows how the case 'JCC Development Corp. v. Levy' can be used as a cautionary tale for attorneys who draft or review loan documents that small variations in the language of the documents can potentially lead to fatal flaws.

New Jersey Law Journal |News

Mortgage Loan Dispute Yields $1.168M Award in Bergen Bench Trial

Michael Booth | June 04, 2018

In Danja Invest Corp. v. Zaytsev, a Bergen County judge rendered a $1.168 million judgment on May 17 in favor of a Belize-based company that sought…

Delaware Law Weekly |News

Attorney Gets 8 Years in Jail for Role in Payday Lending Scheme

Max Mitchell | May 29, 2018

A Delaware lawyer has received a lengthy prison sentence for his role in a payday lending scheme that involved lying about his client's connections with Native American tribes in order to dupe customers into paying interest rates far above the legal limit.

Daily Business Review |

Miami Attorney Wins $1.67 Million Against Ex-Patriot National CEO

Samantha Joseph | May 21, 2018

Ralf R. Rodriguez represented four plaintiffs seeking full payment of promissory notes signed by Steven Mariano, former head of Patriot National Inc. and Guarantee Insurance Co.

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Daily Business Review |Slideshow

Litigation Departments of the Year — Small Law Firms

ALM Staff | May 21, 2018

Levine Kellogg Lehman Schneider + Grossman, Bryant Miller Olive and Assouline & Berlowe are recognized for successful trial court and appellate work.

Daily Business Review |News

Miami Judge Tosses Class Action Against Ex-Ski Resort Owner

Katheryn Tucker | May 18, 2018

Ariel Quiros was accused of running the biggest to date EB-5 fraud to date at Vermont's Jay Peak ski resort.

National Law Journal |News

Lawyer Suing Facebook: 'This Could Be the Largest Data Breach' Ever

Amanda Bronstad | May 15, 2018

Richard Fields talks about Wednesday's hearing and its potential impact on the Facebook litigation.

Daily Business Review |Commentary

Subprime Auto Lenders Folding—Is This a New Financial Indicator?

Charles M. Tatelbaum | May 11, 2018

The recent Bloomberg headline “Smaller Subprime Auto Lenders Are Starting to Fold,” and the accompanying article may seem astounding in today's bustling economy.

New York Law Journal |Analysis

When Fair Is Foul: The Confusing State of FDCPA Guidance in the Second Circuit

Paul R. Niehaus and Emily B. Kirsch | May 10, 2018

Recent developments in the Second Circuit's interpretation of the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act have undermined the security of the safe harbor previously established by the court, and have created a situation whereby almost any debt collection letter is susceptible to claims that it violates FDCPA. Fortunately, the Second Circuit has ample opportunity to rectify the current situation and provide clear rules for all parties.

New Jersey Law Journal |News

Parsing Decades-Old Law, NJ Court Says Creditor Can't Touch Marital Real Estate

David Gialanella | May 09, 2018

"Despite the apparent equities favoring plaintiffs, we agree with defendant that [the statute] precludes the partition and forced sale of the real property because defendant and his wife own it as tenants by the entirety," Judge Jack Sabatino wrote for the court.

New Jersey Law Journal |News

Court Remands $166K Fee Award to Greenbaum Rowe for Receiver Work

Michael Booth | May 09, 2018

A state appeals court on Wednesday ordered further review of more than $166,000 in receivership fees awarded to New Jersey firm Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis, issuing an "admonition [that] has been repeated time and again" to trial courts that don't put reasons for their rulings on the record.

Daily Report Online |News

Equifax Judge Warns Lawyers to Limit Record-Sealing Requests

R. Robin McDonald | May 03, 2018

U.S. District Chief Judge Thomas Thrash issued a 34-page protective order in the Equifax data breach multidistrict litigation but warned lawyers and their clients that they should treat documents filed in the case as "presumptively public" and use their "best efforts" to limit confidential filings.

Connecticut Law Tribune |News

Foreclosed Stratford Woman Alleges Court Denied Equal Access

Robert Storace | April 30, 2018

Margarette Charles is seeking an emergency injunction. She claims in a federal lawsuit that Norwalk Deputy Chief Clerk Edmond O'Garro's actions could cause her to lose her home.

New Jersey Law Journal |

BAR REPORT - Capitol Report

New Jersey State Bar Association | April 30, 2018

NJSBA weighs in on entire controversy doctrine application to attorneys; NJSBA annual meeting to host legislators, key administration officials

New York Law Journal |Analysis

Ninth Circuit Rules That a Joint Plan for Multiple Debtors Can Be Confirmed Over the Objection of All Creditors of Some (But Not All) Debtors

Corinne Ball | April 25, 2018

In her Distress Mergers and Acquisitions column, Corinne Ball writes: In 'In re Transwest Resort Properties', the Ninth Circuit expressly rejected the “per debtor” interpretation of §1129(a)(10) in favor of a “per plan” approach.

Daily Business Review |News

How a Florida Supreme Court Case Could Affect Attorney Pay

Samantha Joseph | April 24, 2018

Twelve law firms and legal aid groups weigh in with friend-of-the-court briefs in a case where a homeowner beat back a foreclosure lawsuit.

New Jersey Law Journal |Commentary

A Solution to the Foreclosure Crisis

Irwin S. Izen | April 24, 2018

Lenders are frustrated, the courts are log jammed, and homeowners are suffering.