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Indiana Attorney General Files Suit Against Countrywide

HenryHanflik | 27 August, 2008 08:50

Countrywide Financial Corp. is now facing a suit from Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter regarding “misleading and questionable practices” by the mortgage lender. Carter alleges that borrowers were provided inaccurate or false information about loan costs, interest rate terms, and how adjustable rate loans work. This lawsuit joins those brought against Countrywide by attorneys general in California, Connecticut and Florida. Chicago Tribune, Chicago Tribune 08/24/2008

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