New Jersey Law Journal
...on the Sherzers' primary residence. Subsequently, the loans were assigned to HSBC Bank. Three months before the three-year anniversary of the loan closing, the...
...United States, the court held that certain time provisions in the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure were likewise nonjurisdictional. 546 U.S. 12, 16...
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...part of a bank that were corrected...her mortgage to Ocwen....
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...Bonnie Hargis sued Webster Bank and Access Capital Funding (Defendants...Defendants removed the suit to federal court under the Class Action...
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...000 by executing a note and granting a first mortgage to IndyMac Bank, FSB ("IndyMac"). Joseph also signed the mortgage, but is not an obligor...
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...Circuit Judges.Vincent Ofor filed suit against, inter alia, U.S. Bank, N.A. ("U.S. Bank") seeking to invalidate the foreclosure and sale...
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...he did not actually have insurance through Harper.Hansen sued in federal court under ERISA and won a substantial damages award. During discovery related...
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...share of the costs of decommissioning an oil platform located on the federal offshore oil and gas lease designated OCS-G 2951 Main Pass Block...
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