Showing posts with label ForeclosureGate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ForeclosureGate. Show all posts

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Ten Things You Should Know About Florida Quiet Title Actions: 2012

Here's something for you! A free, complimentary publication that goes into aspects of clearing title or quieting title in the State of Florida -- something very important to know in today's Wild Wild West days of Foreclosure Fraud in Florida real estate matters.

Thursday, November 8, 2012

The Non-Lawyer's Guide to Foreclosure Fraud: 2011


Here's something for you! Our free complimentary publication providing background on the Foreclosure Fraud Housing Crisis that has hurt so many Floridians in the past several years.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

JPMorgan Chase sues Ben-Ezra – Is it all about the money or some other reason why the lawyers won’t give their client back their files?

It was reported today that JPMorgan Chase Bank filed a lawsuit against foreclosure firm Ben Ezra & Katz. I wrote early last month that this same firm had been fired by Fannie Mae for alleged document process irregularities. Apparently, JPMorgan terminated a foreclosure servicing agreement with Ben Ezra earlier this month, which prompted JPMorgan to demand the return of all foreclosure filing and records in connection with JPMorgan cases. In the lawsuit, the bank is claiming that Ben Ezra has not complied and JPMorgan is now attempting to compel the return of thousands of foreclosure documents. Ben Ezra claims that the firm has been responsive and acting in good faith in response to JPMorgan's requests. The lawsuit complaint states that the law firm refuses to return the files because it claims it is owed $5 million. Notwithstanding the claim of money owed, this lawsuit peaks my interest. I'm interested to know if there are other reasons why Ben-Ezra won't turn over documents. Are there irregularities in these documents that Ben-Ezra doesn't want to JPMorgan to see? I will be watching this closely to see if this dispute will shed any new light on the behavior of the banks and their lawyers that will help my clients. We will see, at least I hope so.