As we move through Q1 2023, attorney and Legal League Chair Stephen M. Hladik provides an outlook as to what issues are likely to make their way to the appellate courts in 2023.

When it comes to foreclosures, what types of legal defenses should be expected? Legal League 100 Chair Stephen M. Hladik details the challenges that lie ahead for servicers and their attorney partners.

A recent court decision provides clarity for a long-gestating question about how lenders and servicers must handle foreclosure notices. Read expert commentary on the problem, the solution, and what it means moving forward.

An expert takes a closer look at legislation that will be key for servicers and lenders in drastically reducing time frames and saving costs related to the foreclosure process of abandoned properties.

In a stunning decision under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure governing discovery, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia dismissed enforcement claims filed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General (“OAG”) takes the position in investigations related to the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law (“UDAP”)[1] that there is no statute of limitations applicable to actions by the OAG.