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California Appeals Court Rules Homeowners Can Sue Banks for Fraud Over Broken...
Well, first let me just say… it’s about damn time. The Second District Court of Appeals in Los Angeles has ruled that banks are “legally bound by their loan modification promises,” and can be sued for...
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Mandelman Responds to SF Chronicle Article: Fighting Banks and Winning – How...
The article that follows below appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle yesterday. (Hat tip to reader Michael Nazerinia.) Obviously, the headline caught my eye, so I dove right in… only to find...
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CA’s Democrats in Congress Wake Up to Need to Address Foreclosures
Well, that’s a pretty safe statement, but when? The San Francisco Chronicle is at least beginning to wake up to the fact that foreclosures are quite the problem in California. Yesterday, on page A-13,...
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Elizabeth Warren or Bust, I’m Drawing the Line
One of the only aspects of the so-called “financial reform” bill that might actually protect American consumers from the banking and financial services industry’s well-known and widely documented...
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Obama’s Speech Avoids Using the “N” Word…
(This is the article I wrote the night President Obama gave his first speech on how his administration would handle the financial crisis.) I will admit that President Barack Obama is facing challenges...
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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act – Our Tax Dollars at Work
On Feb. 13, 2009, Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). President Obama signed it into law four days later as a direct response to the economic crisis. The ARRA...
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California Appeals Court Rules Homeowners Can Sue Banks for Fraud Over Broken...
Well, first let me just say… it’s about damn time. The Second District Court of Appeals in Los Angeles has ruled that banks are “legally bound by their loan modification promises,” and can be sued for...
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Mandelman Responds to SF Chronicle Article: Fighting Banks and Winning – How...
The article that follows below appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle yesterday. (Hat tip to reader Michael Nazerinia.) Obviously, the headline caught my eye, so I dove right in… only to find...
View ArticleClik here to view.
CA’s Democrats in Congress Wake Up to Need to Address Foreclosures
Well, that’s a pretty safe statement, but when? The San Francisco Chronicle is at least beginning to wake up to the fact that foreclosures are quite the problem in California. Yesterday, on page A-13,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Elizabeth Warren or Bust, I’m Drawing the Line
One of the only aspects of the so-called “financial reform” bill that might actually protect American consumers from the banking and financial services industry’s well-known and widely documented...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Obama’s Speech Avoids Using the “N” Word…
(This is the article I wrote the night President Obama gave his first speech on how his administration would handle the financial crisis.) I will admit that President Barack Obama is facing challenges...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act – Our Tax Dollars at Work
On Feb. 13, 2009, Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). President Obama signed it into law four days later as a direct response to the economic crisis. The ARRA...
View ArticleClik here to view.
California Appeals Court Rules Homeowners Can Sue Banks for Fraud Over Broken...
Well, first let me just say… it’s about damn time. The Second District Court of Appeals in Los Angeles has ruled that banks are “legally bound by their loan modification promises,” and can be sued for...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Mandelman Responds to SF Chronicle Article: Fighting Banks and Winning – How...
The article that follows below appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle yesterday. (Hat tip to reader Michael Nazerinia.) Obviously, the headline caught my eye, so I dove right in… only to find...
View ArticleClik here to view.
CA’s Democrats in Congress Wake Up to Need to Address Foreclosures
Well, that’s a pretty safe statement, but when? The San Francisco Chronicle is at least beginning to wake up to the fact that foreclosures are quite the problem in California. Yesterday, on page A-13,...
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Credit Suisse Tells Bloomberg: “Mortgage Principal Cuts Don’t Help Homeowners?”
Believe it or not, I’m not an easy person to shock or offend. No one that knows me would ever say that I possess delicate sensibilities, or anything close. For example, the only thing I found at...
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A San Clemente Homeowner Writes to Say Thank You for help with Bank of...
A San Clemente homeowner who first met me last summer when they came to LA to attend a Bank of America loan modification event for homeowners. They’d been thought it all and then some and...
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Even on Some of the Most Progressive Porches in America, Foreclosures Not...
If you’ve never been to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, then you probably don’t know a whole lot about the place… it’s not at all what most people who haven’t been there think it is. I grew up there… so...
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Helping a Homeowner Succeed with Bank of America/SPS Loan Mod is Like Mardi...
I often feel like the homeowners who contact me for help become my friends along the way. But then, their loans get modified… and I don’t here from them anymore. In the early days it felt a little...
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Meet the Lawyers who Won $16 Million for CA Homeowner – A Mandelman Matters...
Steven Foondas, Managing Partner, United Law Center When I started receiving emails from readers containing links to numerous articles being written about a California jury awarding a homeowner at...
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