Foreclosure Fraud Case Settled at the Florida Supreme Court

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  July 29th at 11:21 AM  | 

In a matter of “great public importance” that has gone largely ignored this week, the high-profile foreclosure fraud case of Roman Pino versus The Bank of New York has been settled.  According to the Florida Supreme Court, the matter was dismissed upon Pino’s “Notice –Dismiss (Voluntary Stipulation)” on July 25th. The opportunity for a precedent setting opinion for attorney Thomas Ice, of Ice Legal, whose | Read More »

The Florida Bar vs. David J. Stern

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  June 20th at 08:28 AM  | 

“The complaint against Stern seems insignificant in light of the various investigations pending against him,” says Carlos J. Reyes, a foreclosure defense attorney with the Reyes Law Group in Fort Lauderdale. “I believe this is the tip of the iceberg.”

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Foreclosure Mill Settles With Florida Attorney General

By: William E. Lewis Jr. (Diary)  |  April 14th at 06:14 AM  | 

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi announced today a first-of-its-kind settlement against attorney Marshall C. Watson and his law firm – the Law Offices of Marshall C. Watson – for alleged improprieties in the prosecution of foreclosure cases throughout Florida.

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