- Miami attorney Bruce Jacobs, representing a couple in a foreclosure case, had sought to get his allegations against Bank of America heard in court.
- The bank argued his claims were baseless.
- Judge Bronwyn Miller dismissed the attorney’s claims over the bank’s purge of 1.8 billion of bank records.
CNBC-
A Miami-Dade County judge on Tuesday turned down requests by a real estate attorney to punish Bank of America over claims of withholding and destroying records.
Judge Bronwyn Miller also dismissed the attorney’s claims over the bank’s purge of 1.8 billion of bank records. The ruling, handed down after a hearing on Monday, did not explain the legal reason for her decision.
Miami attorney Bruce Jacobs, representing a couple in a foreclosure case, had sought to get his allegations against Bank of America heard in court. The bank argued his claims were baseless.
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A new high, BoA foreclosed using a fraudulently opened loan that it recorded in MERS absent an existing Note/Loan. BoA then use the false trailed it created by producing documentation from MERS along with POA from Albertelli Law Firm and BoA affidavit to prove the existence of a non-existent loan/Note. Request for verifiable documentation from BoA was denied by the bank stating that it no longer had such paperwork while, the bank continued to file a series of fabricated documentation in the Courts.