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City of Baltimore Sues Wells Fargo Over Predatory and Discriminatory Mortgage Lending

By Brian Wolfman

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by Brian Wolfman

Images_2 Read this Baltimore Sun article about the City of Baltimore's suit alleging that Wells Fargo engaged in predatory and racially discriminatory lending against Baltimore citizens. Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon, pictured to the left, is behind the suit.

Baltimore claims that it reviewed foreclosure data and concluded that Wells Fargo was intentionally steering African-American Baltimoreans into subprime loans. Wells Fargo denies the allegations. The City alleges that it has been injured because it has been required to spend more social services funds on its citizens who have been victimized by Wells Fargo's allegedly unlawful conduct. I think you'll find the complaint very interesting. Note in particular page 34 of the complaint - - a full-color map of the city depicting the racial disparities alleged in the complaint. The New York Times has also covered the story.

Full post as published by CL&P Blog on January 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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