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
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
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
Thursday, December 29, 2011
County Executive Vetoes Raises for Sheriff's Deputies
Kalen Ponche - December 29, 2011 - Lake Saint Louis Patch
St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann vetoed part of the 2012 budget which would have given some Sheriff's Deputies a one-time salary increase.
“We have budgeted salary increases of 1 percent across the board for most County employees and another 2 percent for those with good employee reviews,” Ehlmann said in a press release. “This includes the Sheriff’s Department personnel. What I am against is providing more money only for the deputies.”
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County Executive Vetoes Raises for Sheriff's Deputies
St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann vetoed part of the 2012 budget which would have given some Sheriff's Deputies a one-time salary increase.
“We have budgeted salary increases of 1 percent across the board for most County employees and another 2 percent for those with good employee reviews,” Ehlmann said in a press release. “This includes the Sheriff’s Department personnel. What I am against is providing more money only for the deputies.”
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County Executive Vetoes Raises for Sheriff's Deputies
Faces of foreclosure on Long Island
Karen Rubin - Long Island Populist Examiner - December 29, 2011
Villains, victims may not be as you imagine
During one recent protest in posh Garden City, Long Island, where the Main Street offers a Who's Who of America's major banks, the face of foreclosure on Long Island was nothing like the stereotype. In fact, there was nothing similar about the three women who stood to tell their stories, or their circumstances which led them to face this terrible crisis of losing their home.
Claudia's predicament was triggered by a divorce, in which she claims her ex-husband has failed to pay the court ordered support; suffering a medical disability and raising a nine-year old, she has been forced into bankruptcy. This woman is asserting that the bank has no right to foreclose because her mortgage had been reassigned three times, with the bankruptcies and failures of the company and successor company that had the mortgage.
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Faces of foreclosure on Long Island
Villains, victims may not be as you imagine
During one recent protest in posh Garden City, Long Island, where the Main Street offers a Who's Who of America's major banks, the face of foreclosure on Long Island was nothing like the stereotype. In fact, there was nothing similar about the three women who stood to tell their stories, or their circumstances which led them to face this terrible crisis of losing their home.
Claudia's predicament was triggered by a divorce, in which she claims her ex-husband has failed to pay the court ordered support; suffering a medical disability and raising a nine-year old, she has been forced into bankruptcy. This woman is asserting that the bank has no right to foreclose because her mortgage had been reassigned three times, with the bankruptcies and failures of the company and successor company that had the mortgage.
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Faces of foreclosure on Long Island
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Rhode Island judge denies WVU motion to dismiss Big East lawsuit
Ben Kercheval - December 27, 2011
collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com
Just a week or so after a Monongalia County Circuit Court judge denied the Big East’s motion to dismiss West Virginia’s lawsuit against the conference, a Rhode Island judge has denied WVU’s motion to dismiss the Big East’s lawsuit against the institution, West Virginia MetroNews reported this afternoon.
The 28-page ruling states that WVU’s motion was denied on grounds of Personal Jurisdiction, Service of Process, Sovereign Immunity, First to File and Forum Non Conveniens.
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Rhode Island judge denies WVU motion to dismiss Big East lawsuit
collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com
Just a week or so after a Monongalia County Circuit Court judge denied the Big East’s motion to dismiss West Virginia’s lawsuit against the conference, a Rhode Island judge has denied WVU’s motion to dismiss the Big East’s lawsuit against the institution, West Virginia MetroNews reported this afternoon.
The 28-page ruling states that WVU’s motion was denied on grounds of Personal Jurisdiction, Service of Process, Sovereign Immunity, First to File and Forum Non Conveniens.
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Rhode Island judge denies WVU motion to dismiss Big East lawsuit
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