H/T ABBY in CA
letter excerpt…
To the President/CEO of Reed Elsevier,
I have sent two emails to Lexis Nexis without response. Your publications on Lexis Nexis of consumer cases concerning wrongful foreclosure are misleading and downright deceitful. You have failed to properly train and supervise your employees to ensure as the “Official” reporter for California, that you are giving an unbiased case summary, correct key/head notes, and core terms. However, you have instituted a pattern and practice of yellow flagging all opinions that came out in favor of the consumer. To my HORROR and SHOCK, you have even went so far to proclaim the BANK a winner in a Ninth Circuit win for the homeowner.
This is not only damaging my reputation in the legal community, but also is frustrating my ability to litigate my other cases or use the consumer friendly opinions the way they were intended.
Your corruption has gone too far. Those case summaries and core terms need to change as well as the flags. For example Galope v Deutsche Bank should have a green flag, should include the core term of LIBOR, and at the very least phrase the case summary that the homeowner won. Are you kidding me? I am so furious you are lucky you are in New York or else I would be on your doorstep right now.
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