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CNN MONEY- A federal agency has ordered Wells Fargo to give a whistleblower her job back, along with $577,500 in back pay and damages. The

REUTERS- New York state's banking and insurance regulator has issued subpoenas to two Wells Fargo & Co units after the bank admitted to charging several

Bankruptcy-RealEstate-Insights- Tamir v. U. S. Trustee, 566 B.R. 278 (D. Me. 2016) – A chapter 11 debtor filed objections to proofs of claim filed by

Lexology- Lawsuits arising out of foreclosures and mortgage modifications are common. (Even more common than lawsuits about gyms or health clubs if you can believe

Joseph Otting signed legal papers admitting the bank he ran forged documents to push Americans out of their homes. He also bought a mansion. Huffington

Seeking Alpha- Summary The government has been winning lawsuits based on the premise that the facts don't matter. New documents produced by discovery prove that

Lexology- The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit recently held that the federal Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) does not apply to a

Reuters- A new lawsuit accuses Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.N) of racketeering violations and fraud after the bank admitted to charging several hundred thousand borrowers

Lexology- It’s essential for secured creditors, particularly those who deal with consumer debts, to have policies in place that address the effects of a borrower’s

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CNN Money- Whatever you do, don't call Steven Mnuchin 'the foreclosure king.' It really ticks him off. Democrats and housing advocates bestowed the title on

NCLC- This summer dramatic nationwide changes go into effect in the reporting of tax liens, civil judgments, and medical debt by the Big Three big

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2017-130 Washington D.C., July 25, 2017— The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced an award of nearly $2.5 million to an employee

The Independent- The bosses of two of Wall Street’s biggest banks received a $314m (£241m) windfall last year as the value of their shares soared

Consumerist- After having a heckuva time dealing with backlash over its recent fake accounts fiasco, Wells Fargo has another debacle on its hands: A new

NY POST- Is the private sector allowed to do anything anymore? For nearly 80 years, Washington has subsidized homeownership — creating massive distortions both in

NMP- Richard Cordray is planning to leave the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and seek the 2018 Democratic nomination for governor of Ohio, according to

DBR- After a former energy client sued Greenberg Traurig for malpractice, alleging it could have avoided millions of dollars in legal fees if not for

Financial Planning- The SEC is expected to present the largest whistleblower award in its history – possibly $70.6 million or more to be shared by

Miami Herald- Bank of America customers were shut out from their accounts for several hours Wednesday in a system outage. Coral Springs resident Eric Sleeper

Lexology- Finally, after several years of debate, major changes have been approved that will have a profound impact on consumer bankruptcy cases. On April 27,

HW- A judge slapped Quicken Loans with nearly an $11 million penalty after it found the nonbank guilty of allegedly and wrongly influencing home appraisal