This course is no longer available for credit on our site. Explore our online catalog to view more courses
On Demand
Unlimited

Trends in Mortgage Lending & Mortgage Foreclosure Litigation

1h 36m

Created on November 07, 2019

Intermediate

Overview

This exciting program will analyze emerging trends in litigation and related compliance concerns involving the origination, servicing, and foreclosure of residential mortgage loans. Our diverse panelists, comprised of leading financial services attorneys Andrew Stutzman, Jamie Siler, Reid Manley, and Mark Knuckles, will consider emerging defenses and claims under state and federal law arising during and through the life of a mortgage loan, with special attention on loss mitigation, credit reporting, collection, foreclosure, and title issues. The panelists will explore potential changes to come.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Review recent trends in litigation involving the origination, servicing, and foreclosure of residential mortgage loans
  2. Analyze related compliance concerns stemming from recent litigation
  3. Consider emerging claims and defenses under both state and federal law, specifically concerning loss mitigation, credit reporting, collection, foreclosure, and title concerns

Gain access to this course, plus unlimited access to 1,800+ courses, with an Unlimited Subscription.

Explore Lawline Subscriptions