Washington DC Attorney Brent Tantillo joins Neil Garfield, Charles Marshall and investigator Bill Paatalo to discuss Mortgage Resolution Servicing v JPMorgan Chase and a related False Claims Act case. For a copy of this case: RICO Complaint – Chase JPMorgan Chase was accused of creating a “racketeering enterprise” fort the purpose of evading its legal duties owed to borrowers, regulators and Plaintiffs, among others, to appropriately service federally regulated mortgage loans. Tantillo argued that JPMorgan Chase could not provide the necessary documentation to the Plaintiff’s regarding the loans they purchased, while borrowers whose loans were sold to JPMorgan Chase could not obtain proof regarding the ownership of their loans. Loans sold without proper documentation (notes, reconveyances and assignments) are void, not voidable. JPMorgan Chase foreclosed on “loans” with no legitimate documentation by hiring Nationwide Title Clearing to create false title and paperwork necessary to foreclose. To avoid costly and time consuming legal obligations it faced under the Acts, JPMorgan Chase warehoused loans in a database of charged-off loans known as RCV1 and intentionally and recklessly sold these liabilities to unaware buyers. Please Contact: Attorney Brent Tantillo Tantillo Law PLLC District of Columbia (786) 506-2991 btantillo@tantillolaw.com www.tantillolaw.com/staff/brent-tantillo
