Tag Archives: Rosenberg & Associates

Which companies are merging, and what professionals are moving? See some highlights in this update of the housing and mortgage industries. Jacksonville, Florida-based Black Knight Inc.announced today that Rushmore Loan Management Services LLC, a multi-faceted residential mortgage servicer and lender located in ...

The Bethesda, Maryland-based law firm of Rosenberg & Associates, LLC has announced that attorneys Megan Hirt and Nathan B. Greyard recently joined the law firm as associate attorneys in the firm’s Vienna, Virginia office. Megan Hirt holds Bachelor of Arts Degrees ...

Stephanie L. Duran recently joined the law firm of Rosenberg & Associates, LLC as an associate attorney and Teola T. Hawes was recently promoted to an associate attorney both for the firm’s Vienna, Virginia office, and the Bethesda, Maryland Office of Rosenberg & Associates, LLC has moved.

Rosenberg & Associates has announced that two of its attorneys, John A. Ansell III and Brett C. Beehler, have been promoted to partner.

Rosenberg & Associates, LLC, a firm that provides superior legal services to its clients in all areas of real estate law and creditors' rights, has announced the hiring of Jordan Kozik as a new attorney.

Rosenberg & Associates LLC, a real estate law firm based in the Washington, D.C., area, has announced the promotion of Senior Associate Mark Meyer to Partner within the firm.

Maryland-based real estate law firm Rosenberg & Associates has added two new attorneys, Jullie Evasco and Jennifer Rochino.

Rosenberg & Associates, LLC. Welcomed two new attorneys to the firm—Caroline Fields and Tracy Leyba. The firm specializes in all manners of law related to real estate law and creditor’s rights.

Rosenberg & Associates, LLC brought in three new attorneys to join the firm.

The nation's Capitol stands out as the ""shining star"" in nearly every market report that crosses the wire. Washington, D.C. has consistently resisted home price declines, sales activity bucks widespread trends, and foreclosure numbers, too, have been almost non-existent due to an unofficial moratorium. Is it the absence of foreclosure property that's behind D.C.'s defiant market performance and will it turn now that emergency mediation rules have been enacted to restart foreclosures? Local experts say no, D.C. is just a market to itself.