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Michigan-based law firm opens new office in St. Paul, Minnesota to expand its mission as an advocate for the mortgage servicing community.

When it comes to wading through a sea of industry jargon, there is no larger ocean to navigate than the default servicing industry, and an upcoming webinar hosted by Legal League will help assist in improving the communication gap between attorneys and servicers.

The Legal League held its Fall Servicer Summit in conjunction with the 20th anniversary of the Five Star Conference in Dallas, spotlighting the latest regulatory developments, lawsuits, and emerging trends within the housing and mortgage space.

The two-day summit featured a servicer certification class, followed by a day of panels from experts and highly placed people on a variety of bankruptcy- and default-related topics related to bankruptcy and other areas related to attorneys.

As part of the partnership, Waldron's Compliability Solutions LLC, an advisory services and staffing firm that helps companies in real estate finance create and optimize compliance strategies, also joins Five Star’s Legal League as an Associate Member.

On Monday, the Five Star Conference & Expo kicked off its second day of programming with the annual Legal League 100 Fall Servicer Summit for members, associate members, and mortgage industry professionals which features multiple panels and collaborative discussions regarding ...

Industry leaders converged digitally to unpack the latest critical regulatory changes, COVID-19 updates, and proactive strategies at the Legal League 100’s Virtual Servicer Summit. 

At this year's Legal League 100 Spring Servicer Summit, mortgage servicers, government reps, and financial services attorneys will gather for discussions centered around the challenges facing the U.S. mortgage industry.

On Wednesday, a webinar discussed the latest cases and rules in bankruptcy that impact housing. Click through to learn what the expert panel had to say about these updates.

The first bill, Senate Bill 2664, sponsored in the Senate by Sen. John Mulroe (D-Chicago) and Rep. Sam Yingling (D-Hainesville), is designed to prevent abuses by condominium associations by limiting the fees that can be applied to the buyer of a foreclosed property and to facilitate the sale of the property to the new buyer.