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Government Uses The Age-Old Bully’s Trick: Pretending the Victim Is the Attacker… and the Bully is Merely Defending Himself

August 23, 2012 by 4closureFraud Leave a Comment

The Bully Will Keep On Getting Away With Harassing Others Until People Stop Falling For His Victim … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Bankruptcy, Foreclosure Fraud, News for the Patriot Tagged With: Abigail, Act, American Principle, Attacker, Bully, Cdo, Cds, Consumer Finance, corruption, Desires, Equality, fannie mae, florida, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure fraud, forensic audit, freddie mac, Litigation, Mers, Mortgage Fraud, Police Violence, Resistance, robo signer, Rule Of Law, Securities Fraud, securitization audit, wall street

Zywicki’s Interchange Settlement Balderdash

August 21, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

I was really hoping that I would be able to go at least a year without having to call Todd Zywicki … [Read more...]

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Latest Visa Fraud

July 26, 2012 by Nathalie Martin Leave a Comment

A heads up regarding the latest in Visa fraud. Royal Bank received this communication about the … [Read more...]

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Payday Loans and the Tribal Sovereignty Model

July 12, 2012 by Nathalie Martin Leave a Comment

Think about what happens when you pit tribal sovereign immunity against effective consumer … [Read more...]

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Payday Loans and the Tribal Sovereignty Model

July 12, 2012 by Nathalie Martin Leave a Comment

Think about what happens when you pit tribal sovereign immunity against effective consumer … [Read more...]

Unlawful Intrusions | Indiana Sets A Model For All States

June 5, 2012 by 4closureFraud Leave a Comment

The Market Ticker – Indiana Sets A Model For All States It’s about damn time. Every time … [Read more...]

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The Bully Model of Consumer Finance and Litigation

May 31, 2012 by 4closureFraud Leave a Comment

The Bully Model of Consumer Finance and Litigation There’s a fearful symmetry in the consumer … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Bankruptcy, Foreclosure Fraud, News for the Patriot Tagged With: Bullies, Bully, Cdo, Cds, Class Action Litigation, Consumer Finance, Consumer Protection, corruption, fannie mae, Fearful Symmetry, Finance World, Financial Institutions, florida, foreclosure, foreclosure defense, foreclosure fraud, forensic audit, freddie mac, John Stewart, John Stewart Daily Show, Litigation Costs, Litigation Finance, Locke, Mers, Mortgage Fraud, Mortgage Trends, Plaintiff, robo signer, Securities Fraud, securitization audit, Strike Suits, Webinar

The Bully Model of Consumer Finance and Litigation

May 30, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

There's a fearful symmetry in the consumer finance world. It's a symmetry of bullies … [Read more...]

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Reputational Sanctions in an Age of Internet Manipulation?

May 30, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

A major argument against substantive regulation of industries (including consumer finance) is that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Securitization-MBS Tagged With: Aggregation, Assumptions, Bad Actors, Consumer Arbitration, Consumer Finance, Development Of The Internet, Direct Marketing Company, Economic Perspectives, Ftc, Google, Google Search, Google Yahoo, Internet Manipulation, Internet Search Results, Media Profiles, Mortgage Backed Security, Repair Campaign, Reputations, Sanctions, Search Engines, Search Page, securitization, securitization audit, Trumps, Typical Internet

Can Warren avoid a primary fight?

May 29, 2012 by Ed Morrissey Leave a Comment

"If Elizabeth Warren turns down the debates, it looks bad, like she is shirking." A few months ago, … [Read more...]

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Learn about Teaching Consumer Law at Houston Law Center May 18-19, 2012

April 25, 2012 by Nathalie Martin Leave a Comment

On May 18-19, the Center for Consumer Law at the University of Houston Law Center will hold its … [Read more...]

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FTC Mobile Payments Conference on April 26

April 18, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

Here's a plug for a conference on mobile payments that the FTC is hosting next week. It will … [Read more...]

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Platform, Infrastructure, Utility?

April 7, 2012 by Bill Maurer & Stephen Rea Leave a Comment

While we’ve been blogging, Stevie has begun his dissertation fieldwork in Korea. He emailed Bill … [Read more...]

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Cash as Social Infrastructure

April 5, 2012 by Bill Maurer & Stephen Rea Leave a Comment

Sticker in San Francisco: "Of course it's cash-only, it's the … [Read more...]

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Cash: Killing It, or Building Bridges to It?

April 4, 2012 by Bill Maurer & Stephen Rea Leave a Comment

Much has been written about the inherent riskiness of cash. It is dangerous because it can be lost, … [Read more...]

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New Panel Data!

March 28, 2012 by Alan White Leave a Comment

The Fed has just released their data from the 2007-2009 panel Survey of Consumer Finances. The … [Read more...]

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Principal Reduction and Strategic Default

March 26, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

Moral hazard, moral hazard, moral hazard.... How often have we heard that as a reason for why … [Read more...]

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Girl Scouts Add Consumer Finance to the Badges

March 11, 2012 by Nathalie Martin Leave a Comment

People with young girls may already have heard about this. Girl Scouts has rolled out a few new … [Read more...]

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Robosigning 2.0: Coming to a Foreclosure Review Near You

February 27, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

Last October, I wrote a post entitled "Robosigning 2.0" that discussed some job ads for … [Read more...]

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RDC App for Citibank?

February 26, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

Citibank is running commercials featuring the ability to deposit checks remotely via mobile device, … [Read more...]

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Credit for Parenthood (in the Wall Street Journal)

February 24, 2012 by Melissa Jacoby Leave a Comment

Wall Street Journal Reporter Jessica Silver-Greenberg casts a spotlight on the market for fertility … [Read more...]

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The Backdrop for BROKE: Consumer Debt Then and Now

February 6, 2012 by Katie Porter Leave a Comment

In the introductory chapter of the book, Broke: How Debt Bankrupts the Middle Class, I present … [Read more...]

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Should the Government or the Market Set Mortgage Down Payments? A New Study

January 24, 2012 by Melissa Jacoby Leave a Comment

UNC's Center for Community Capital has posted a new analysis of 19.5 million mortgage loans … [Read more...]

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American Capitalism: Profit, But Fairly

January 16, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

Adam Davidson wrote up an interesting apologia for Wall Street in the NY Times last week, which I … [Read more...]

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The Consumer Finance Pantheon?

January 13, 2012 by Adam Levitin Leave a Comment

In putting together a revised syllabus for my consumer finance course this semester, I was struck … [Read more...]

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Foreclosure Timelines and Mortgage Delinquency: More Evidence from Bankruptcy

January 12, 2012 by Melissa Jacoby Leave a Comment

At the end of a lively session yesterday at Duke Law School featuring Professor Stephen Ware of … [Read more...]

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Foreclosure Timelines and Mortgage Delinquency: More Evidence from Bankruptcy

January 12, 2012 by Melissa Jacoby Leave a Comment

At the end of a lively session yesterday at Duke Law School featuring Professor Stephen Ware of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Securitization-MBS Tagged With: Bankruptcy Data, Consumer Bankruptcy, Consumer Finance, Duke Law School, Mortgage Backed Security, securitization, securitization audit

What is the Relationship Between Credit Cards and Mortgage Delinquency?

January 11, 2012 by Melissa Jacoby Leave a Comment

Previously I mentioned this new paper on homeowners in bankruptcy in the American Bankruptcy Law … [Read more...]

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BROKE: A New Book on Consumer Debt and Bankruptcy

January 9, 2012 by Katie Porter Leave a Comment

Just in time for New Year's resolutions on 1) reading more, 2) paring back your own debt, and … [Read more...]

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In or Out of Mortgage Trouble? A Study of Bankrupt Homeowners

January 4, 2012 by Melissa Jacoby Leave a Comment

This is a newly published paper in the American Bankruptcy Law Journal that I was lucky to work … [Read more...]

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Government Uses The Age-Old Bully’s Trick: Pretending the Victim Is the Attacker… and the Bully is Merely Defending Himself

Zywicki’s Interchange Settlement Balderdash

Latest Visa Fraud

Payday Loans and the Tribal Sovereignty Model

Payday Loans and the Tribal Sovereignty Model

Unlawful Intrusions | Indiana Sets A Model For All States

The Bully Model of Consumer Finance and Litigation

The Bully Model of Consumer Finance and Litigation

Reputational Sanctions in an Age of Internet Manipulation?

Can Warren avoid a primary fight?

Learn about Teaching Consumer Law at Houston Law Center May 18-19, 2012

FTC Mobile Payments Conference on April 26

Platform, Infrastructure, Utility?

Cash: Killing It, or Building Bridges to It?

New Panel Data!

Principal Reduction and Strategic Default

Girl Scouts Add Consumer Finance to the Badges

Robosigning 2.0: Coming to a Foreclosure Review Near You

RDC App for Citibank?

Credit for Parenthood (in the Wall Street Journal)

Should the Government or the Market Set Mortgage Down Payments? A New Study

American Capitalism: Profit, But Fairly

The Consumer Finance Pantheon?

Foreclosure Timelines and Mortgage Delinquency: More Evidence from Bankruptcy

Foreclosure Timelines and Mortgage Delinquency: More Evidence from Bankruptcy

What is the Relationship Between Credit Cards and Mortgage Delinquency?

BROKE: A New Book on Consumer Debt and Bankruptcy

In or Out of Mortgage Trouble? A Study of Bankrupt Homeowners

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