New Jersey-based lender agrees to pay $45M to settle mortgage misconduct claims
From TRD New York: A New Jersey-based lender agreed to pay $45 million to settle claims that it improperly serviced...
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More out-of-state condo offerings headed to New York following rule change
From the New York website: New York City could be in for a wave of out-of-state condo projects from...
Airbnb files suit against Schneiderman, de Blasio
From the New York site: Airbnb filed a federal lawsuit Friday afternoon naming state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, Mayor...
Morgan Stanley will pay $3.2B to settle crisis-era RMBS charges
From the New York website: Global financial services giant Morgan Stanley agreed to pay $3.2 billion to settle a federal...
New York AG files complaint against Miami law firm
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman accused a Miami law firm and its Brooklyn affiliate with running a fraudulent...
Fla. attorney general mulls joining Trump fraud suit
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi’s office is weighing whether to join a multi-state case against the now-defunct Trump Institute...
Fla. attorney general considering New York’s mortgage settlement banks complaint
Florida’s attorney general Pam Bondi said her office is considering claims that Wells Fargo and Bank of America are...
As Obama homes in on $25B mortgage settlement, New York AG holds out for more
New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is hindering federal efforts to negotiate a foreclosure settlement with Wall Street...
BofA weighs $1B sale of real estate assets, another foreclosure settlement
Bank of America is simultaneously considering selling its real estate assets held by Merrill Lynch to Blackstone Group for...
BofA seeks separate mortgage settlement
Bank of America is said to be pursuing a home mortgage foreclosure deal separate from an overall deal which includes mortgage servicers such as JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, sources told Bloomberg News. Bank of...
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