Robosigning In Non-Foreclosures?

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There wouldn't be anything wrong with the documentation in these lawsuits for debt collection, would there?
A sampling of court records in the major cities in five states shows that Chase collection suits have virtually disappeared. In a sixth state, Illinois, contract attorneys continue to file small-dollar cases, though at a reduced rate. It is unclear whether Chase has stopped pursuing collection on many claims nationwide, or if intends to pursue the debts in some other fashion. The bank has not explained its apparent moratorium and declined comment. Chase's halt does, however, follow scattered defeats in state courts and a whistle-blower's allegation that it falsely overstated the balances of thousands of delinquent accounts it sold to a third party. Former Chase employees and debt collection experts insist that the bank would not have abruptly retreated from its collections efforts in the absence of trouble.
A whistle-blower? I haven't seen this one before. This is interesting -- there's no question that the third-party debt collection industry has used questionable tactics for
decades
and is rarely sanctioned with any sort of effective....
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