About

Archives

Categories

Subscribe to this blog's feed
Blog powered by Typepad

Please Read Disclaimer.

  • THE CONTENTS OF THIS BLOG DO NOT MAKE AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP.
    The information provided on this site is informational, only. No legal advice is given and no attorney/client or other relationship is established or intended. We are independent of cross links and do not warrant their accuracy or applicability. We are located in Florida and comply with all ethical rules of the Florida Bar. Some States may require the word, "Advertisement," or similar words to appear. No professional relationship will be deemed to exist unless and until an agreement in writing for professional services has been signed by both client and Mr. Wall after appropriate interviews and conflict checks.

Google Search This Site

  • Google Search This Site!
    Google

    WWW
    insuranceclaimsissues.typepad.com

« AHA!  FOUND YOU!  THE FARCICAL CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENTS … | Main | FEDERAL JUDGE RULES FLORIDA INSURANCE COMMISSIONER DID NOT APPROVE KICKBACKS. »

December 14, 2015

SETTLEMENTS HAVE NOT STOPPED LENDER FORCE-PLACED INSURANCE PRACTICES OR LAWSUITS.

Shutterstock_143178367

Copyright Maxx-Studio; Image by Shutterstock.

Not even the National Mortgage Settlement reached years ago has stopped lender force-placed insurance ("LFPI") practices or lawsuits involving LFPI practices.

Cases are still being filed.  The Court in the following case reported its decision on Friday, December 11, 2015, granting a defendant's motion to dismiss and affording the plaintiff the opportunity to replead.  This case was filed in June, 2015.  It involves alleged practices of a loan servicer through April, 2015:  Gail Bennett-Wofford v. Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, No. 15-cv-02445-SI, 2015 WL 8527333 (N.D. Cal. December 11, 2015).

An old saying applies in December, 2015:  Everything is changing.  Nothing is new.

Please Read The Disclaimer.  ©2015 by Dennis J. Wall, author of "Lender Force-Placed Insurance Practices" (American Bar Association 2015).  All rights reserved.

Related articles
MORTGAGE SERVICERS' FORCE-PLACING INSURANCE NOT NEGLIGENCE … BECAUSE BREACH CONTRACT.

Posted by on December 14, 2015 at 07:21 AM in Force Placed Insurance, Settlement |

Tags: California, force placed insurance, lender force placed insurance practices, loan servicer

Comments

The comments to this entry are closed.