William Lewis - Fort Lauderdale City Buzz Examiner - January 16, 2012
Acquitted murderer, convicted felon, former actor, former sportscaster and former All-Star football player O.J. Simpson is losing his south Florida home to foreclosure.
According to Miami-Dade court records, a JP Morgan Chase process server recently attempted to serve foreclosure papers upon Simpson at his Miami home located at 9450 SW 112 Street, Miami, Fla. 33176.
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JP Morgan Chase to Foreclosure Court: Process Server Cannot Find O.J. Simpson
Monday, January 16, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
State claims lawsuit against Cline should be dismissed
BETH VELLIQUETTE - The Herald-Sun - January 12, 2012
DURHAM – A lawsuit filed against Tracey Cline by a man she once prosecuted should be dismissed because the lawsuit is too long, repetitive and includes a large number of implicit assumptions and false premises, according to a motion to strike filed Wednesday in Durham County Civil Superior Court.
The lawsuit filed in September 2011 by Frankie Delano Washington and Frankie Delano Washington, Jr., complained that Cline, Durham police investigators and supervisors, the Durham city manager, the City of Durham and the State of North Carolina, framed him for a 2002 home invasion. Washington was convicted of the violent home invasion in 2007, but the N.C. Court of Appeals overturned the conviction, saying authorities had violated his right to a speedy trial and faulting prosecutors for failure to conduct timely DNA testing on evidence they collected.
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State claims lawsuit against Cline should be dismissed
DURHAM – A lawsuit filed against Tracey Cline by a man she once prosecuted should be dismissed because the lawsuit is too long, repetitive and includes a large number of implicit assumptions and false premises, according to a motion to strike filed Wednesday in Durham County Civil Superior Court.
The lawsuit filed in September 2011 by Frankie Delano Washington and Frankie Delano Washington, Jr., complained that Cline, Durham police investigators and supervisors, the Durham city manager, the City of Durham and the State of North Carolina, framed him for a 2002 home invasion. Washington was convicted of the violent home invasion in 2007, but the N.C. Court of Appeals overturned the conviction, saying authorities had violated his right to a speedy trial and faulting prosecutors for failure to conduct timely DNA testing on evidence they collected.
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State claims lawsuit against Cline should be dismissed
NY judge: Sloppy service has legal consequences
NEW YORK, Jan 12 (Reuters) – A process server working for a once-prolific foreclosure law firm in upstate New York broke the law by failing to keep any record of papers served in a 2008 foreclosure case, a Long Island judge has ruled, giving defense attorneys a new angle to explore in foreclosure cases as they seek to buy time for their financially beleaguered clients to modify or refinance their mortgages.
Gary Cardi, a former police officer contracted by A&J Process Service — which has offices on the same floor in the same building as the foreclosure firm Steven J. Baum PC — admitted in Nassau County court last October that he didn’t have any record of serving foreclosure papers on Soledad Murillo in 2008. In fact, he told state Supreme Court Justice F. Dana Winslow during an October hearing, he hasn’t kept records of any of the “thousands” of cases he served over the last six years.
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NY judge: Sloppy service has legal consequences
Gary Cardi, a former police officer contracted by A&J Process Service — which has offices on the same floor in the same building as the foreclosure firm Steven J. Baum PC — admitted in Nassau County court last October that he didn’t have any record of serving foreclosure papers on Soledad Murillo in 2008. In fact, he told state Supreme Court Justice F. Dana Winslow during an October hearing, he hasn’t kept records of any of the “thousands” of cases he served over the last six years.
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NY judge: Sloppy service has legal consequences
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
MERS seeks punitive damages on six counts
Court House News - Wednesday, January 11, 2012
ATLANTA (CN) - Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems claims William Davidson deceptively incorporated his Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems in Georgia, causing people to believe they had properly served the real MERS by sending notice to Davidson.
MERS seeks punitive damages on six counts, including bad faith, theft by deception, trespass/conversion, deceptive trade and trademark violations.
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MERS seeks punitive damages on six counts
ATLANTA (CN) - Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems claims William Davidson deceptively incorporated his Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems in Georgia, causing people to believe they had properly served the real MERS by sending notice to Davidson.
MERS seeks punitive damages on six counts, including bad faith, theft by deception, trespass/conversion, deceptive trade and trademark violations.
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MERS seeks punitive damages on six counts
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
DJSP sues David J. Stern alleging fraud in purchase of mortgage processing arm
KERRY CURRY - January 4th, 2012
housingwire.com
DJSP Enterprises, the back-office arm of the Law Offices of David J. Stern, has sued Stern and his law firm, alleging fraud in the 2009 transfer of the mortgage document processing arm out of the firm and into a publicly traded entity.
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in a Broward County, Fla., state court alleges fraudulent misrepresentations and inducements to get DJSP to buy the nonlegal mortgage operations of the Stern law firm. DJSP notified the Securities and Exchange Commission of the lawsuit Wednesday in a regulatory filing.
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DJSP sues David J. Stern alleging fraud in purchase of mortgage processing arm
housingwire.com
DJSP Enterprises, the back-office arm of the Law Offices of David J. Stern, has sued Stern and his law firm, alleging fraud in the 2009 transfer of the mortgage document processing arm out of the firm and into a publicly traded entity.
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in a Broward County, Fla., state court alleges fraudulent misrepresentations and inducements to get DJSP to buy the nonlegal mortgage operations of the Stern law firm. DJSP notified the Securities and Exchange Commission of the lawsuit Wednesday in a regulatory filing.
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DJSP sues David J. Stern alleging fraud in purchase of mortgage processing arm
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