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Last week, Thomas Cox, the Maine lawyer who performed the deposition that basically exposed robo-signing, won the $100,000 Purpose Prize for his work on behalf of homeowners at risk of foreclosure. I spoke with Cox this week to get a ground-level picture of what is happening in the courts in the post-settlement landscape. Have banks cleaned up their foreclosure practices? Are homeowners still getting the shaft?

Sadly, Cox told me that very little has changed with regards to foreclosures. “I’m probably biased because I see the hardest cases,” Cox said in a phone interview. “But I see it as different, though not necessarily better.”

[FIRE DOG LAKE]

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