Bruce J. Bergman J'Accuse: Proposed Legislation Devastating to Mortgage Holders
In his Mortgage Litigation column, Bruce Bergman discusses what he believes to be a disastrous new legislation, the ominously titled ""Foreclosure Process Abuse Prevention Act."
October 19, 2021 at 11:36 AM
14 minute read
Since at least 2007, the New York State Legislature has been promulgating multi-faceted borrower-friendly statutes. While politically this was understandable, whether there was ever empirical evidence that these statutes were substantively meaningful has never been published.
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