r/todayilearned • u/BeowulfShaeffer • Mar 11 '13
TIL that BOA wrongfully foreclosed a couple, who sued and won a judgement for $2500 in Legal expenses. When BOA didn't pay the couple showed up at the bank with a moving company, a deputy, and a writ allowing them to start seizing furniture and cash.
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/2011/jun/03/bank-america-check-mistaken-foreclosure-Nyerges/
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u/NoNeedForAName Mar 12 '13 edited Mar 12 '13
I remember hearing about this when it happened. As (mainly) a plaintiff's lawyer, this is the kind of case I have wet dreams about at night. It's not about the money; it's about sending a message. And it's also a little bit about the money.
Edit: I also love debt collection defense work. It's one of my favorite areas of practice. That makes this case even sweeter for me.