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Should You Sue Your Bank?
Let’s say you’re a homeowner behind on your mortgage. You could try for a loan modification, or simply not pay and risk foreclosure. Or you could hire the attorneys at Brookstone Law, in Orange County. For about $6,000 they’ll add your name to a lawsuit against the bank that has your mortgage.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readLet’s say you’re a homeowner behind on your mortgage. You could try for a loan modification, or simply not pay and risk foreclosure. Or you could hire the attorneys at Brookstone Law, in Orange County. For about $6,000 they’ll add your name to a lawsuit against the bank that has your mortgage. Whether that lawsuit has merit, however, is highly questionable. And the characters behind Brookstone are a whole different story.
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'Negroland,' Unreliable Isis Intel, and Suing Your Bank- 0:00California's Right to Die Law on the Horizon
- 9:46Web Roundup: Apple Rollout and More
- 18:22Unreliable Isis Intel
- 26:35'Negroland'
- 42:50Should You Sue Your Bank?You’re reading this
The full episode
5 of 5'Negroland,' Unreliable Isis Intel, and Suing Your Bank- 0:00California's Right to Die Law on the Horizon
- 9:46Web Roundup: Apple Rollout and More
- 18:22Unreliable Isis Intel
- 26:35'Negroland'
- 42:50Should You Sue Your Bank?You’re reading this