Keena Newmark, Managing Attorney of Bankruptcy Operations at Padgett Law Group spoke to DS News about the current environment of foreclosures and delinquencies and the bankruptcy space. Here’s what she had to say.

An expert shares his insights on how mortgage originations and default servicing are changing in a low-volume environment, and how a focus on automation can help improve customer interactions.

From technological advances to examining existing processes with an eye toward increased efficiency, here’s how default servicing is changing in 2019. Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the February issue of DS News, out now.

Click through to learn more about the financial services law firms that specialize in consumer and regulatory issues in default servicing. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the January issue of DS News.

Financial services law firms are a critical partner for default servicers as they walk the regulatory tightrope. DS News talks to industry experts from this sector about the key legal hurdles facing default servicing in the year ahead.

Daniel Chilton, Partner, RAS Crane LLC tells DS News why cost management is a critical part of remaining competitive in today’s foreclosure environment.

Counsel’s Corner, a monthly feature on DS News, provides a direct feed into the minds and experiences of the industry’s talented legal professionals. In this two-part series, we look at some of the highlights from 2018’s attorney interviews in this department.

Counsel’s Corner, a monthly feature on DS News, provides a direct feed into the minds and experiences of the industry’s talented legal professionals. In this two-part series, we look at some of the highlights from 2018’s attorney interviews in this department.

This past year saw a booming economy, strained inventory, and regulatory changes the effects of which remain to be seen. DS News spoke to a selection of industry experts to gauge how the industry should be working to build a better future.

Weighing in on issues ranging from rent control and home construction to tax cuts and spending constraints, DS News untangles how the new landscape could impact housing and mortgage in 2019.