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Mass AG Reaches Settlement With Loan Modification Firm Accused Of Violating State Consumer Protection Act, Illegally Pocketing Upfront Fees

By r morris

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From the Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General:[Last week], Attorney General Martha Coakley?s Office entered into a settlement with Express Modifications, Inc., d/b/a ?Loan Mods By Lawyers, Inc.,? and its owner David J. Gotterup, who ran prominent advertisements in a local newspaper earlier this year offering to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. The settlement resolves allegations that

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on April 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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