Banking giant Wells Fargo has reached a settlement with the attorneys general of eight states over claims that its subsidiary Wachovia marketed its adjustable rate mortgages in a deceptive manner. The bank will pay a total of $24 million, and..
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Wells Fargo Settlement Made over Deceptive Mortgage Claims
From New Jersey Housewife Danielle Staub settling a defamation case to reports that New York Housewife Ramona Singer punched a show producer, these ladies don’t seem to be much in the way of housewives these days.
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‘Housewife’ Ramona Singer Punched Show Producer
In some ways, the action that let to the downfall of Jeffrey Gonsiewski is refreshing. Gonsiewski, 56, was the vice president of the loan department at First Security Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago
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‘Robin Hood’ Bank Exec Pleads Guilty to Fraud
On a Southwest flight from Dallas to Albuquerque on Monday, August 16, a mother slapped her crying 13 month old baby. This was witnessed by the flight crew
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Flight Crew Takes Slapped Baby Mid-Flight
Tornados, earthquakes, hurricanes, floods…the ways in which homes and businesses can be destroyed are nearly endless.
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SBA Disaster Loans Available in TN, CT, KY
Let’s give a cheer for Title IX, the big winner in a July 21 decision by a federal district court judge in Connecticut. Judge Stefan Underhill has proclaimed competitive cheerleading not a sport for purposes of Title IX and the… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Yeah! Cheerleading Not a Sport Under Title IX
When the captain puts on that “fasten your seatbelts” sign, you should pay attention.
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30 Injured in United Airlines Flight Turbulence
Help is on the way for small business, according to President Obama.
Where there’s smoke, there may be fire.
