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Taking Stock of Your Own House: Proactively Responding to the Subprime Mortgage Crisis
Sponsored By Mintz Levin
- Topics:
- Finance & Risk Management > Real Estate
- Financial Crisis
- Professional Services > Legal Services
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- Abstract:
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There is currently a very hot enforcement environment in the subprime mortgage arena. Prosecutorial and regulatory authorities are investigating corporations ranging from lenders to investment banks, debt rating agencies, hedge funds and professional advisers for crimes including predatory lending, mail and wire fraud and securities violations. If historical white collar cases are any kind of predictor, the possibility of stiff jail terms and hefty fines loom large.
It is imperative to get ahead of the problem by conducting an independent and thorough internal investigation to assess problems and get your subprime-related corporation on the right course.
This paper was writen by Bridget Rohde, a member in Mintz Levin's New York office and practices in the Litigation Section.
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- Sponsored by: Mintz Levin
- Posted: October 16, 2008
- Length: 6 pages
- Format: PDF (23 kb)
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