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United Law Group to Litigate on Behalf of More than 40,000 Home owners Against Main Servicers and Lenders for Alleged Improprieties

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Irvine, CA (Vocus) November 4, 2009

United Law Group announced the formation of Class Action lawsuits against Bank of America, Countrywide, Washington Mutual, JP Morgan Chase, Wachovia, Ocwen and several others. More than 40,000 defendants are involved in the suits, alleging unfair- and deceptive-practices.

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In a recent post on MSN titled, Should You Sue Your Lender, Christopher Solomon of MSN True Estate writes, As America’s subprime lending mess evolves from a storm on the horizon to a real nationwide deluge, an increasing quantity of homeowners are turning to the courts for support with the loans they can not afford.

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United Law Group is currently reviewing complaints from property owners. This national law firm has active lawsuits against Bank of America and its subsidiary Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. (case number 30-2009 00121999) and JP Morgan Chase and its subsidiary Washington Mutual (case quantity 30-2009 00122403) for tortuous interference with contract, defamation (slander) and unfair business practices (pursuant to B&ampP Code

United Law Group Litigating on Behalf of Property owners Victimized By Lenders and Servicers Who Arent Honoring President Obamas Property Cost-effective Modification System (HAMP)

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Irvine, CA (Vocus) December 9, 2009

United Law Group these days announced a plan to aid distressed existing and former homeowners by filing litigation and class action lawsuits against lenders and mortgage servicers. Any person that has been harmed by these firms can get in touch with the firm for a free consultation or to be entered into the class action suit for no charge.

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United Law Group is at the moment reviewing complaints for circumstances against significant monetary institutions which includes Bank of America, Wachovia, Ocwen, JP Morgan Chase, Washington Mutual, and other people. This national law firm has active lawsuits against Bank of America and its subsidiary Countrywide Property Loans, Inc. (case quantity 30-2009 00121999) and JP Morgan Chase and its subsidiary Washington Mutual (case number 30-2009 00122403) for tortuous interference with contract, defamation (slander) and unfair enterprise practices (pursuant to B&ampP Code

Capco Unveils New Report Analyzing Current and Future Risks to Investors, Lenders and Servicers

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New York, NY (PRWEB) April 22, 2010

Capco, the global provider of consulting and managed services to the economic solutions sector, has published a new report that provides investors, lenders and mortgage servicers strategic guidance on mitigating losses from a variety of dangers particularly those that are becoming triggered by strategic defaulters.

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The report, entitled, The Genuine Problem in the Housing Crisis: Whos Going to Blink 1st, Banker or Borrower? analyzes the existing residential real estate industry and ongoing mortgage crisis and provides detailed actions for uncovering, confronting, and mitigating ongoing and upcoming dangers although generating new organization value and opportunity at the same time.

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With the evaporation of some $ 7 trillion in homeowner equity over the previous three years, it is becoming increasingly clear that banks and homeowners will still have challenging decisions to make in a market place that will not swiftly return to the real estate valuations that had been prevalent in the years leading up to the economic crisis. &#13

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Mortgage Loan Servicing Disaster – Why Homeowners Should Question Loan Servicers

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Spring, Texas (PRWEB) August 08, 2012

Millions of property owners continue to struggle with their mortgage loan servicer in their attempts to prevent foreclosure. Even though numerous banks and mortgage loan servicers have been beneath scrutiny related to foreclosure robo-signing scandal, they have been very effective in camouflaging important internal problems from homeowners related to the ownership of the loan, payment applications, loan modifications, force placed insurance coverage, comfort costs, late charges, and credit reporting problems related to the servicing of mortgage loans.

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As a outcome, most homeowners grow to be confused or frustrated with communicating with their mortgage loan servicer in their attempts to preserve homeownership. In order for property owners to be effective in communicating and negotiating, the homeowner should be educated, prepared, and knowledgeable regarding the servicing practices of a mortgage loan servicer.

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Chris Wyatt, a former executive and insider at Goldman Sachs mortgage loan servicer, Litton Loan Servicing, has written a book The Dark and Frustrating World, offered at Amazon.com. The book provides beneficial insider info and guidance to homeowners on what to count on from their mortgage loan servicer. Far more importantly, the book gives homeowners with examples of how to interpret, recognize, and raise essential concerns that may possibly permit homeowners to save thousands of dollars or negotiate more favorable loan modification terms from their mortgage loan servicer.

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Mr. Wyatt is a 20 year veteran in the mortgage industry and founded Wyatt Consulting Services in 2010 for the goal delivering assessment, tips, and specialist witness solutions to property owners and their attorneys on all facets of the mortgage loan servicing industry. He has also written Drinking the Koolade, which gives insight into management choices created by Goldman Sachs throughout some of the most crucial years of the foreclosure crisis and appeared on MSNBC The Dylan Ratigan Show in May possibly 2011.

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