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Nix "Cash For Keys" Deals & Fight Lenders In Court Instead, Say Boston Law Students To Area Tenants Facing Foreclosure Eviction

By r morris

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In Boston, Massachusetts, The Harvard Crimson reports on a group of Harvard law students who are encouraging tenants in foreclosed homes to refuse "cash for keys" offers from lenders and fight foreclosure evictions in court instead. [W]orking at the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, [third-year law students Nicholas J.] Hartigan and [David E.] Haller have long represented tenants against banks, but when

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on December 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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