Posted on 12 October 2010. Tags: 09-11763-DWH, 2005, CaseyGerry, Chapter 13 Trustee, class action, d.w. grimsley, Darlene S. Thorne, david casey, dinsfla, Fabrication of documents, foreclosure fraud, JONATHAN R. THORNE, Jr., kentucky, Lender Processing Services Inc., Locke Barkley, LPS, Manley Deas Kochalski PLLC, McGowan & hood, MERS, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC., Nick Wooten, Prommis Solutions, trial lawyers of america, wells fargo, william timothy stacy
WOW! Lender Processing Services is up against some BIG TIME players!
According to Naked Capitalism:
The standing Chapter 13 Trustee for the Northern District of Mississippi, Locke Barkley, has joined the case on behalf of herself and of all Chapter 13 Trustees in the US.
and also
The filings were amended to add counsel with class action expertise. On the Federal case, in Mississippi, CaseyGerry has joined the case. The head of the firm, David Casey, is a former president of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Cases his firm has handled include Exxon Valdez and the California tobacco case. In other words, this is a heavyweight player. On the Kentucky case, McGowan & Hood, a firm which has won major class actions lawsuits, including medical device cases, has signed up.
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Posted in bankruptcy, CONTROL FRAUD, corruption, foreclosure, foreclosure fraud, foreclosure mills, foreclosures, Lender Processing Services Inc., LPS, lps default solutions Inc., trade secrets
Posted on 09 August 2010. Tags: ahmsi, allonge, American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc., ameriquest, ANTHONY TARANTOLA, argent, arizona, assignment of mortgage, bankruptcy court, Case No. 4:09-bk-09703-EWH, Chapter 13 Trustee, citi residential, Debtor; and DIANNE C. KERNS, deed of trust, deutsche bank national trust company, EILEEN W. HOLLOWELL, esq., Esq. Brice, Esq. Jessica R. Kenney, foreclosure fraud, Hilary B. Bonial, jennifer ward, judge, kathy smith, P.C., Paul Levine, Vander Linden & Wernick
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge EILEEN W. HOLLOWELL knew exactly where this was going and put an immediate stop to it.
Deutsche not only created the Allonge after it filed its MRS and falsely represented that it was affixed to the Original, but it also relied on the LPA authorizing the transfer of the Note when substantially identical powers of attorney have been held to be ineffective in reported decisions involving Deutsche.
Deutsche, AHMSI and counsel should, however, treat this decision as a warning. If, in the future, the court is confronted with filings as deficient and incorrect as filed in this case, the court will issue an order to show cause and consider imposing sanctions including, but not limited to, an award of fees to debtors’ counsel for having to oppose motions filed without proper evidence or worse with improper evidence.
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Posted in chain in title, citi, conflict of interest, conspiracy, CONTROL FRAUD, corruption, deutsche bank, foreclosure, foreclosure fraud, foreclosure mills, foreclosures, note, originator, securitization, servicers, trustee
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