Posted on06 February 2012. Tags: 50 state settlement , Abigail Field , attorney general , bank of america , Beau Biden , california , Catherine Cortez Masto , Charles Ferguson , Covington & Burling , criminal , David Dayen , delaware , employees , Eric Holder , Eric Schneiderman , esign , fannie mae , fhfa , FHFA OIG , foreclosure , foreclosure fraud , fraud digest , Freddie Mac , Inside Job , investigation , investors , Kamala D. Harris , kentucky , Lender Processing Services Inc. , LPS , Lynn Szymoniak ESQ , mail fraud , Martha Coakley , massachusetts , mbs , MERS , MERSCORP , mortgage , mortgage backed securities , MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC. , nationwide title clearing , Nevada , new york , obama administration , Pension Funds , Refinance , Representation , settlement , tom miller , Trusts , UETA , wall street , william k. black , wire fraud
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The terms for the settlement of the robo-mortgage scandal and the states participating in the settlement are expected to be resolved soon. Unfortunately, as this settlement approaches, new and grave questions have emerged. These questions raise the possibility that the government may be turning a blind eye to tax evasion and fraud.
Last week, I wrote an article titled The Proposed Robo-Mortgage Settlement Might Give Banks A Free Pass . At the time the deadline for states Attorney’s General to sign on to the settlement was February 3. It has now been pushed back to Monday, February 6.
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