Read the editorial below slowly and one has to wonder where in the world is Pamela Bondi?

WSJ-

Regarding your editorial “What Doesn’t Stay in Vegas” (June 12): In December 2012 the state of Nevada sued Lender Processing Services, LPS Inc. (LPS) for fraudulently executing more than 100,000 mortgage documents. LPS, a Florida corporation, handles more than half of the nation’s foreclosures. Its conduct—generally called “robosigning”—has contributed significantly to Nevada’s foreclosure crisis, from which we are still suffering. Our lawsuit will recover penalties provided by law for LPS’s misconduct.

To assist in this vital legal fight, the Nevada attorney general’s office hired private counsel. The contract was approved by all necessary state entities. Since we filed the case on Dec. 15, 2011, LPS has unsuccessfully sought—twice—to dismiss the state’s lawsuit. LPS filed—and lost—its own lawsuit against the state in federal court. LPS’s latest tactic is to try and weaken the state’s resources against it.

[WALL STREET JOURNAL]

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