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California-Based Law Firm To Cough Up $28K+ To Settle Oregon AG Charges Of Deceptive Advertising, Illegal Collection Of Upfront Fees For Loan Mods

By r morris

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From the Office of the Oregon Department of Justice:Oregon Attorney General John Kroger [...] announced a settlement that will provide refunds to some Oregon homeowners and prohibit a California law firm from doing further loan modification work in Oregon.***The Oregon Department of Justice investigated allegations that The USMAC Law Group violated state law by collecting advance fees for loan

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on January 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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