Tag: foreclosure jurisprudence

Press Releases

$25 Billion Settlement Vindication for Homeowners, says Foreclosure Defense Attorney

Feb 13, 2012 16:59 EST The robosigning settlement is an important achievement for President Obama and our country, but for foreclosure defense attorney Roy Oppenheim and the people he represents, it is also vindication.

Florida Attorneys Deconstruct Black Magic of Securitized Trusts and Foreclosure Crisis

Oct 25, 2011 11:06 EDT Foreclosure Defense Attorneys Roy Oppenheim and Jacquelyn K. Trask-Rahn shed light on the ramifications of Wall Street greed during the housing boom and how the improper securitization of “mortgage-backed” securities that were never mortgage-backed built a precarious house of cards that came tumbling down on the whole nation.

News

Roy Oppenheim on RadioIO's "The Shannon Burke Show"

Feb 28, 2012 10:30 EST Foreclosure Defense Attorney Roy Oppenheim appeared on "The Shannon Burke Show" on Monday February 27th, 2012 to talk about the housing crisis and what he expects to happen now that foreclosures are ramping back up in 2012.

Jul 01, 2011 05:06 EDT After reading the News’ article about the upcoming convention seminar regarding foreclosure jurisprudence, I was compelled to write clarifying what was a rather incomplete description of Florida appellate jurisprudence in the wake of the foreclosure crisis.

Documents

Deconstructing the Black Magic of Securitized Trusts

Oct 14, 2011 10:03 EDT This article will be published in Stetson Law Review’s Spring 2012 issue. In the article the attorneys analyze the continued failure of the banks to follow the rules, and how their fraudulent documentation involving millions of foreclosures opened the door on an even larger scandal regarding the improper securitization of “mortgage-backed” securities, that were never mortgage-backed.