TOPEKA, Kan. AP - Kansas' attorney general is accusing five companies of preying on struggling homeowners and has sued them as part of what he calls a new campaign against mortgage scams.But an attorney for one of the companies said Tuesday that allegations against it are "sort of bizarre," adding that Attorney General Steve Six "is getting bad information from his underlings" in its case.
July 08, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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TOPEKA, Kan. AP – Kansas’ attorney general is accusing five companies of preying on struggling homeowners and has sued them as part of what he calls a new campaign against mortgage scams.
But an attorney for one of the companies said Tuesday that allegations against it are “sort of bizarre,” adding that Attorney General Steve Six “is getting bad information from his underlings” in its case.
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