Monthly Archives: November 2010

In Trouble? November 30, 2010: Bank of America Corp.’s stock dropped nearly more than 3% Tuesday on speculation that website WikiLeaks would soon release internal documents. Can Wikileaks damage Bank of America? Come on. The Charlotte, N.C., lender, the nation’s … Continue reading →

If you were denied unemployment benefits after losing your job, we will file an appeal and attend the hearing on your behalf. Low flat fee. Laid off or fired Las Vegas workers deserve unemployment benefits. Unemployed workers are eligible to … Continue reading →

SOME COMBEACKS ARE REALLY BORING November 23, 2010: If 2009 was marked by exciting predatory lending lawsuits against Countrywide, public arrests of home loan modification scammers, and a record breaking plummeting Las Vegas real estate market (see our 2009 wrap … Continue reading →

November 22, 2010: The number of children displaced has been climbing steadily in recent years, with nearly 40 percent of U.S. school districts surveyed citing foreclosure as the top reason for the surge in homeless students, according to a report … Continue reading →

November 18, 2010: CoreLogic, a leading provider of consumer, financial and property information and business services, today released an update to its 2010 Mortgage Fraud Trends Report which states that mortgage fraud increased by more than 20 percent since the … Continue reading →

Concerns that vast numbers of homeowners are going to walk away from underwater homes that they can afford to pay are overblown, say U.S. economists at Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA. The economists cite data showing that there aren’t any … Continue reading →