Nicholson Contributed to "Mortgage and Asset Backed Securities Litigation Handbook"
04 December 2012
Partner Jill Nicholson contributed the section titled “Lender and Originator Bankruptcy” in Thomson Reuters Westlaw’s book “Mortgage and Asset Backed Securities Litigation Handbook.”
Book description:
Mortgage and Asset Backed Securities Litigation Handbook provides in-depth guidance through the complex issues surrounding a securitized mortgage. In this title you’ll find essential information to effectively litigate an asset or mortgage-backed securities case and coverage of other critical issues, including:
- Securitization and how it affects the claims by or against a client
- Borrower litigation
- Collection and foreclosure
- Rating agency claims
- Bankruptcy
- Lender liability
- Certificate holder claims
- Loan origination and servicing
- Trust representation
Recent caselaw, sample deal documents, a thorough glossary, a table of cases, and an index are included.
Click here to learn more about the book.
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