Greenberg Traurig attorneys Tonya Esposito, Michael Jusczyk, and Leah Jacob presented a “2023 Regional Trends in Home Lending Litigation: Northeast” webinar on Wednesday, September 13 at 1 p.m. ET. The discussion examined trends and developments in home lending litigation in the Northeast. Additionally, they discussed likely developments as the effects of the end of COVID-19 pandemic relief programs are felt across the region.
Topics included:
• State Attorney Generals’ investigations and enforcement proceedings against lenders, servicers, and vendors.
• Recent developments in foreclosure law in the Northeast and the differences amongst the First Circuit jurisdictions.
• The 50th Anniversary of CUTPA and its role in mortgage litigation.
• The July 1, 2023 roll out of the CTDPA, and the impact and implications for lenders and servicers.
• The sunset of COVID-era HAF programs in the region.
• New York’s Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act and its impact on the statute of limitations.
• Important developments and key decisions impacting New York mortgage litigation.
WEBINAR RESOURCES:
Materials: Click here to download a copy of the slide presentation.
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