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(Reuters) – A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the United States can pursue parts of a civil lawsuit against Bank of America. civil fraud involving financial institutions. U.S. District Judge.
A federal judge has thrown out much of Prudential Financial Inc’s lawsuit accusing Bank of America Corp of defrauding it before the financial crisis into buying more than $1.9 billion of.
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Edward O’Donnell filed a whistleblower lawsuit last year, the basis for a U.S. Justice Department case against Countrywide’s parent, Bank of America Corp. Before the trial, the judge dismissed the.
NEWARK – A federal judge this week threw out most of Prudential Financial’s lawsuit against Bank of America alleging the bank lied about the quality of its residential mortgage-backed securities.
The lawsuit didn’t give specifics, but it accused Countrywide, and later Bank of America, of selling "thousands" of Hustle loans to Fannie and Freddie. Bank of America bought Countrywide in July 2008.
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Yesterday, a federal judge dismissed the mortgage discrimination lawsuits filed by the City of Miami against Wells Fargo and Citigroup Inc, which follows the dismissal of a similar lawsuit against Bank of America on Tuesday. U.S. District Judge William Dimitrouleas dismissed the city’s claims against Wells Fargo and Citigroup under the U.S. Fair Housing Act, [.]
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Judge Dismisses FDIC Lawsuit against Banks. A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that the Federal deposit insurance corporation filed against deutsche bank ag, Credit Suisse Group AG, Wells Fargo, Royal Bank of Scotland Group and HSBC Holdings over allegedly faulty mortgage-backed securities.
· State courts seem to turn deaf ear to defendants in foreclosure, so one couple files federal suit against their current mortgage holder Fed up with the slow pace -.
A federal judge threw out a lawsuit brought by Prudential Financial (), which claimed that Bank of America falsely represented the quality of $1.9 billion of pre-crisis residential mortgage-backed.