Cox Smith Earns 30 First Tier ?Best Law Firms? Rankings from U.S. News-Best Lawyers

November 3rd, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in News

San Antonio, TX (PRWEB) November 01, 2011

Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated (?Cox Smith?) today announced 30 of its practice areas were recognized in the 2011-2012 U.S. News-Best Lawyers? ranking of the nation?s best law firms. In San Antonio, the firm earned a First Tier (strongest) ranking in Banking & Finance Law, Bankruptcy & Creditor Debtor Rights/ Insolvency & Reorganization Law, Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law, Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law, Employment Law ? Individuals, Employment Law ? Management, Energy Law, Financial Services Regulation Law, Labor Law ? Management, Litigation ? Bankruptcy, Litigation ? Intellectual Property, Litigation ? Labor & Employment, Litigation ? Municipal, Litigation ? Patent, Litigation – Trusts & Estates, Natural Resources Law, Oil & Gas Law, Patent Law, Real Estate Law, Securities / Capital Markets Law, Tax Law, Trademark Law, and Trusts & Estates Law.

The firm also earned First Tier rankings in Austin for Health Care Law, in Dallas for Arbitration and Insurance Law, and in El Paso for Immigration Law, International Trade & Finance Law, and Personal Injury Litigation: Defendants.

?The U.S. News-Best Lawyers researchers conducted extensive research in order to identify the nation?s top law firms and we are honored that 30 of our practice areas received their First Tier distinction,? said Jamie Smith, managing director of Cox Smith. ?We are a Texas firm capable of handling all aspects of business law and litigation for our clients and this recognition validates the wide spectrum of legal services for which our clients turn to us.?

This marks the second edition of U.S. News Media Group and Best Lawyers? 2011-2012 ?Best Law Firms? rankings, which will be featured in U.S.News & World Report?s Money issue and in the ?Best Law Firms? standalone publication, which is being distributed to 30,000 general counsel and in digital format to 58,000 private practice lawyers worldwide.

The U.S. News ? Best Lawyers? ?Best Law Firms? rankings are based on a rigorous evaluation process that includes the collection of client and lawyer evaluations, peer review from leading attorneys in their field, and review of additional information provided by law firms as part of the formal submission process. An unprecedented amount of data was collected in the project?s second year, and this combined data resulted in the 2011-2012 ?Best Law Firms? rankings. To be eligible for a ranking, a law firm must have at least one lawyer who is included in Best Lawyers as part of the annual peer review assessment.

About Cox Smith

Cox Smith is one of the leading business law firms in Texas and the largest law firm in San Antonio. From its dominant position in San Antonio with a growing presence in key markets, Cox Smith’s attorneys help regional, national and international businesses with a wide variety of matters involving all aspects of business law and litigation. The firm is regularly recognized for its commitment to the communities in which it works, and was recently named one of the “Best Places to Work” in San Antonio for the fifth consecutive year by The San Antonio Business Journal. For more information, visit coxsmith.com.

About the U.S. News Media Group

The U.S. News Media Group is a multi-platform digital publisher of news and analysis, which includes the monthly U.S. News & World Report magazine, the digital-only U.S. News Weekly magazine, usnews.com, and rankingsandreviews.com. Focusing on Health, Money & Business, Education, and Public Service/Opinion, the U.S. News Media Group has earned a reputation as the leading provider of service news and information that improves the quality of life of its readers. The U.S. News Media Group?s signature franchises include its News You Can Use? brand of journalism and its series of consumer guides that include rankings of colleges, graduate schools, hospitals, health plans, and more.

About Best Lawyers

Best Lawyers? is the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession. For over a quarter century, the company has helped lawyers and clients find legal counsel in distant jurisdictions or unfamiliar specialties. The 2012 edition of The Best Lawyers in America includes 41,284 lawyers covering all 50 states and the District of Columbia and is based on more than 3.9 million detailed evaluations of lawyers by other lawyers. Best Lawyers? also publishes peer-reviewed listings of lawyers in nearly 70 other countries, covering many of the world?s major legal markets. Best Lawyers? lists are excerpted in a wide range of general interest, business and legal publications worldwide, reaching an audience of more than 17 million readers.

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New Jersey Lawyers File Identity Theft Class Action Against Bank of America

January 20th, 2011 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Bank

(PRWEB) June 4, 2005

The New Jersey law firms of Pellettieri, Rabstein & Altman and Lynch Keefe Bartels filed a complaint against Bank of America on Wednesday June 1, 2005 in New Jersey Superior Court, Law Division, Mercer County (Jones v. Bank of America; Docket Number not yet available) on behalf of Trenton resident Cindy Jones. The attorneys announced their intention to seek class action status to represent other identity theft victims as well against financial services giant Bank of America for damages resulting from the theft of tens of thousands of customer information files.

Pellettieri, Rabstein & Altman, with offices in Princeton, Mount Holly and Nutley NJ, and Lynch Keefe Bartels, with offices in Shrewsbury, New Jersey will serve as co-counsel in this matter and seek class action status by the Court.

Ms. Jones, a customer of Bank of America, was informed that her personal financial information, including her Social Security number, were found in the possession of individuals arrested by Hackensack, New Jersey police in the growing scandal. Of immediate concern to her attorneys, are potential unauthorized use of Ms. JonesÂ? identity between the times of the theft and the arrests, the need (and cost) to carefully monitor Ms. JonesÂ? credit reports for unauthorized activity during the next several years, and the availability of Ms. JonesÂ? identity for her own use.

Hackensack, New Jersey police announced that more than 676,000 customers were affected when bank employees illegally sold information on more than 1 million accounts from 4 financial services companies: Bank of America, Wachovia, PNC and Commerce Bank. Police first announced arrests of 9 people, including 7 current and former bank employees, on Monday, May 23, 2005.

Â?Bank of America reported alerting about 60,000 customers who were included on computer disks discovered by police, bank spokeswoman Alex Liftman said Monday,Â? reported the Associated Press (Â?Banks Notify Customers of Data TheftÂ? by Paul Nowell, May 23, 2005.

CNN/Money reported: Â?As this gets going, these numbers are going to go up and up, Hackensack Detective Captain Frank Lomia told CNN, adding that more arrests may be coming in the case. Â? The data-theft may have been the biggest ever in banking, the Hackensack NJ police department said in a statement citing an unnamed Treasury Department official.Â? (Â?Bank Security Breach May Be Biggest YetÂ?, CNN/Money, May 23, 2005)

Reports of lax handling and rampant selling of confidential and personal customer financial information increasingly blankets the press. Epidemic demand for stolen identities appears to have been met by easy availability.

According to a news story carried by several New Jersey newspapers, Â?Protecting Your PrivacyÂ? by Ellen Simon of the Associated Press (May 24, 2005) highlighted examples of problems confronting and solutions available financial services companies, based on interviews computer security professionals who spoke of relatively inexpensive prevention steps, such as: Monitored internal audit trails, restricting data access, limiting data collection, basic encryption, secure shipping, and simple background checks. The experts also raised corporate management hurdles security measure confront, like low priority and cost-benefit perceptions.

Â?Bank of America has a fiduciary responsibility to protect clientsÂ? confidential personal and account information and could have taken some reasonable steps to prevent these thefts,Â? explains Arthur Penn, Esq., a partner and mass torts and class action litigation attorney at the New Jersey law firm of Pellettieri, Rabstein & Altman. Â?Bank of America is in a business based on trust, and they violated that trust. So this lawsuit seeks to hold them accountable.Â?

Â?This is more than a story about the massive theft of customersÂ? personal financial data,Â? says John Keefe, Jr., Esq., a partner and New Jersey mass torts and class action litigation attorney at Lynch Keefe Bartels. Â?This is also a story about the massive failure of the bank, or banks, to take reasonable actions to protect their customersÂ? personal financial information from identity theft.Â?

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New York State Trial Lawyers Association and Esquire Bank Execute Exclusive Marketing Licensing Agreement

October 1st, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

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Garden City, NY (PRWEB) August 19, 2010

Esquire Bank (“Bank”) today announced the execution of an exclusive Marketing Licensing Agreement (“Agreement”) with the New York State Trial Lawyers Association (“NYSTLA”). As the largest trial bar in New York State, NYSTLA’s mission is to promote a safer and healthier society, to assure access to the civil justice system by those who are wrongfully injured and to advance representation of the public by ethical, well-trained lawyers. With members throughout New York, NYSTLA provides lawyers with the information and professional assistance needed to serve clients successfully and work to preserve and enhance New York’s civil justice. Esquire Bank is a federally insured savings bank, founded in 2006 to serve and support law professionals with banking solutions and unmatched client service throughout New York State and the country.

“As NYSTLA’s ‘Bank of Choice’ this Agreement represents a significant milestone for our Bank, emphasizing our affinity and dedication to the New York State trial bar,” commented Andrew C. Sagliocca, President and Chief Executive Officer of Esquire Bank. “At Esquire Bank, we understand the unique needs and financial pressures facing the law community, providing banking and business solutions to firms, their owners, employees and clients. Our products and services are geared to increase a law firm’s financial flexibility and profitability. With the strongest and most illustrious trial lawyers in New York, the NYSTLA Agreement should enhance our Bank’s future growth while supporting NYSTLA’s key programs and initiatives.”

“Esquire Bank is one of the few banks in New York State that specifically supports and understands the trial bar and its needs,” commented Nick I. Timko, NYSTLA’s President. “We are thrilled that our members’ participation in Esquire Bank’s products and services helps financially support NYSTLA’s mission.”

Esquire Bank provides the highest quality relationship banking to our clients, offering a full range of banking services and products with very competitive deposit and loan rates. Esquire Bank’s principal focus is the banking needs of plaintiff law firms and their clients. Our products and services geared to the plaintiff bar include private banking services, loan products designed to stabilize irregular cash flows common in legal practices and secure settlement payments services for the firm’s clients. These products and services are supported by our enthusiastic and accessible team of banking professionals. The Bank’s electronic delivery channels provide our clients with tools to conduct their banking business more efficiently and effectively.

About Esquire Bank

Esquire Bank is a full-service, federally chartered savings bank serving law professionals, professional service firms, small to mid-sized businesses and individuals across the United States. We understand the unique needs and financial pressures facing law firms and their owners, providing banking solutions tailored to meet their needs. Through our electronic delivery channels including our Legal Practice Financial Management Suite (“LP Suite”), we can provide a virtual private bank branch in our customer’s office. Our LP Suite streamlines our customers’ operations and enhances their efficiencies, enabling our customers to scan checks for electronic deposit without leaving their place of business. Our LP Suite also includes bill payment services, wire transfers, ACH origination, account transfers, real time deposit relationship updates and remote official check printing from our customer’s office. Our Attorney Loan products provide flexible, commercial credit lines to management your case expenses and other cash flow needs. Our secure settlement payment services provide an efficient, secure method for your clients to receive their settlement funds. We complement these innovative services with a full range of traditional banking products and services. As an advocate of the law community, Esquire Bank is a sponsor and business partner for several associations that support attorneys through programs and research tools.

Esquire Bank’s Brooklyn branch is located at 64 Court Street, New York, NY, and the Garden City branch is at 320 Old Country Road, Garden City, NY. Esquire Bank’s customer support offices in Manhattan are located at 20 East 46th Street, Suite 320, New York, NY and 233 Broadway, 8th Floor, New York, NY.

For more information on Esquire Bank go to www.esquirebank.com.

Forward Looking Statement

This release may contain statements relating to the future results of the Bank (including certain projections and business trends) that are considered “forward-looking statements” as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements, in addition to historical information, which involve risk and uncertainties, are based on the beliefs, assumptions and expectations of management of the Bank. Words such as “expects, ” “believes,” “should,” “plans,” “anticipates,” “will,” “potential,” “could,” “intend,” “may,” “outlook,” “predict,” “project,” “would,” “estimated,” “assumes,” “likely,” “enhance” and variation of such similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. Examples of forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, expected or anticipated revenue, and results of operations and business of the Bank, including earnings growth; revenue growth in retail banking lending and other areas; origination volume in the Bank’s consumer, commercial and other lending businesses; current and future capital management programs; expense levels; and other business operations and strategies.

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Haynes and Boone Honored in Inaugural Best Lawyers and U.S. News “Best Law Firms” Survey

September 29th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Bank


Dallas, TX (Vocus) September 16, 2010

Haynes and Boone, LLP has earned top national and metropolitan rankings in the first-ever U.S. News and Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” survey.

The firm earned a National Tier 1 ranking for its Project Finance practice, and National Tier 2 for Banking and Finance, Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law, and Franchise Law. The Haynes and Boone Antitrust, Corporate, General Commercial Litigation, Insurance, Intellectual Property and Securities / Capital Markets practices were awarded National Tier 3 honors.

The full survey appears in the October 2010 edition of U.S. News & World Report magazine and a special section on the USNews.com website. Rankings were based on surveys of more than 9,000 lawyers and clients in the U.S., including representatives of more than half the Fortune 1000 companies. Clients and peers were asked to assess law firms for their responsiveness, understanding of client business needs, cost-effectiveness, integrity, civility, and whether they would refer a client to the law firm.

Nationally, about 40 practice areas were ranked. About 175 metropolitan and state areas were also assessed. Haynes and Boone’s Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio offices received Metropolitan Tier 1 rankings in a total of 27 different practice areas.

“It’s certainly gratifying whenever your peers join clients in praising your abilities,” said Terry Conner, Haynes and Boone managing partner. “We take a lot of pride in the services we provide, and top rankings like this help validate our efforts on our clients’ behalf.”

Metropolitan rankings for Haynes and Boone are:

Austin Tier 1

Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law

Environmental Law

Franchise Law

Water Law

Dallas Tier 1

Antitrust Law

Banking and Finance Law

Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law

Corporate Law

Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law

Franchise Law

General Commercial Litigation

Insurance Law

Intellectual Property Law

Real Estate Law

Securities / Capital Markets Law

Technology Law

Trusts & Estates Law

Houston Tier 1

Banking and Finance Law

Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law

Criminal Defense: White-Collar

Environmental Law

Private Equity Law

Project Finance Law

Real Estate Law

San Antonio Tier 1

Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law

Energy Law

General Commercial Litigation

Dallas Tier 2

Criminal Defense: White-Collar

Labor Law – Management

Legal Malpractice Law – Defendants

Oil & Gas Law

Project Finance Law

Houston Tier 2

Antitrust Law

Construction Law

Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law

Natural Resources Law

Technology Law

San Antonio Tier 2

Real Estate Law

Washington Tier 2

Franchise Law

Dallas Tier 3

Employment Law – Management

Tax Law

Houston Tier 3

General Commercial Litigation

New York Tier 3

Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law

Real Estate Law

Houston Tier 4

Tax Law

Haynes and Boone, LLP is an international corporate law firm with offices in Texas, New York, California, Washington, D.C., Mexico City and Moscow, providing a full spectrum of legal services. With more than 525 attorneys, Haynes and Boone is ranked among the largest law firms in the nation by The National Law Journal, has been named one of the “Best Corporate Law Firms in America” (Corporate Board Member Magazine, 2001-2009) and is ranked as a “Top 20 Law Firm” for culture. The firm is consistently recognized for its commitment to diversity, ranking No. 38 among the top 100 firms with respect to minorities (MultiCultural Law Journal, 2010) and in the Vault.com top 20 with regard to both women and minorities (Vault, 2011).

Douglas R. Bedell

Haynes and Boone, LLP

214.651.5815 (office)

214.704.3058 (cell)

doug.bedell(at)haynesboone(dot)com

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Mortgage Investors Target Banks Using Texas Lawyer’s Novel Clearing House

September 24th, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in News

THE MONEY MASTERS is a 3 1/2 hour non-fiction, historical documentary that traces the origins of the political power structure. The modern political power structure has its roots in the hidden manipulation and accumulation of gold and other forms of money. The development of fractional reserve banking practices in the 17th century brought to a cunning sophistication the secret techniques initially used by goldsmiths fraudulently to accumulate wealth. With the formation of the privately-owned Bank of England in 1694, the yoke of economic slavery to a privately-owned central bank was first forced upon the backs of an entire nation, not removed but only made heavier with the passing of the three centuries to our day. Nation after nation has fallen prey to this cabal of international central bankers. The success of the central banking scheme developed into a far-reaching plan described by President Clintons mentor, Georgetown Professor Carroll Quigley, to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole. This system was to be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at in frequent meetings and conferences. The apex of the system was to be the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, a private bank owned and controlled by the worlds central banks which were themselves private …

Mortgage Investors Target Banks Using Texas Lawyer’s Novel Clearing House
After he bought his Dallas home last year, attorney Talcott Franklin found a novel way to eliminate a musty odor emanating from a basement well installed as part of a previous owner’s air-raid shelter: He used boat hatches to seal it.
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Egypt PM: Developer to be re-awarded disputed land
(AP:CAIRO) The disputed land on which a $ 3 billion master-planned community is being built will be re-awarded to the project’s developer, Egypt’s prime minister said Thursday, as the government looked to move decisively on a case that has raised legal challenges about the way state land is sold to private investors.
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‘Secure zone’ suggested to counter computer threat
WASHINGTON – The commander of the U.S. military’s computer operations says the government should create a “secure zone” for federal agencies, financial networks and critical infrastructure.
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Bankruptcy Laws Changing October 17th; New Jersey Bankruptcy Lawyers Offer Extended Office Hours on October 16, 2005

September 22nd, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

FOX News – 1/27/09 – Because You Asked… “You Talked about the banks holding toxic assets. How many toxic assets are there?” www.foxnews.com Toxic Assets (Level 3 Assets) = Those things owned that may have a lower value than the original purchase, but it difficult to put a value on. According to the report, the top 5 Big Banks estimated $ of Toxic Assets: – Citigroup 7 Billion – J Morgan Chase 0 Billion – Morgan Stanley Billion – Goldman Sachs Billion – Bk of America Billion —- Total 5 Billion! Top 25 Banks = ~ Trillion Toxic Assets!! Another scary point is that there are some other soon-to-be toxic assets like – Student Loans – Auto Loans – Credit Card Loans Supposedly, these have not been figured in yet. Feeling good yet? :) Remember — PREPARE, PREPARE, PREPARE

(PRWEB) October 14, 2005

Being broke is getting tougher. The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, designed to curb abusive consumer bankruptcy filings, affects anyone who files for bankruptcy beginning Oct. 17.

File by October 16, 2005 and avoid the new bankruptcy laws. LoFaro & Reiser, LLP is a full service bankruptcy law firm offering extending office hours on October 16, 2005 between 4:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Our attorneys will be present at the office to assist individuals who are looking to file for bankruptcy protection before the new law goes into effect.

While there are a few bright spots in the new law, the overall picture is pretty dim for consumers deeply in debt.

A wide range of provisions will force consumers into lengthy, expensive proceedings potholed with potential pitfalls. Miss one filing deadline and your bankruptcy could be dismissed, leaving you facing a series of escalating penalties when you refile that will make it that much harder to get back on your feet, financially.

And that’s not the worst part. A complicated means test, administered by your own attorney, will determine whether you’ll be allowed to file under the more-forgiving Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 proceeding.

In addition, your collateral, including furniture, cars and other possessions, will be assessed at a higher value, inflating the overall value of your assets.

When you’re worth more, your creditors can potentially get more out of you. It will also be harder to get out from under car loans, overdue taxes, student loans and credit card debt.

While cracking down on deadbeats who abuse the system isn’t going to leave anyone reaching for the tissue box, many of those who file for bankruptcy are pushed to the edge by unemployment and catastrophic health problems.

“There are dozens of catches [in the law] that will make it difficult for people who legitimately need to file for bankruptcy,” says Travis Plunkett, legislative director for the Consumer Federation of America. “The strategy of the people who supported this bill appears to be death by a thousand cuts. There are lot of traps and gotchas designed to snare people and keep them from discharging debt that they really may need to get out from under.”

Pre-filing changes

Means test. The means test is a major change in the law. It is used to determine whether an individual can file under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 and is administered by the client’s attorney. Chapter 7 generally liquidates the debts of consumers, while Chapter 13 requires them to pay back their secured debt and as much of their unsecured debt as possible.

While there are a few bright spots in the law, the overall picture is pretty dim for consumers deeply in debt.

A wide range of provisions will force consumers into lengthy, expensive proceedings potholed with potential pitfalls. Miss one filing deadline and your bankruptcy could be dismissed, leaving you facing a series of escalating penalties when you refile that will make it that much harder to get back on your feet, financially.

And that’s not the worst part. A complicated means test, administered by your own attorney, will determine whether you’ll be allowed to file under the more-forgiving Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 proceeding.

In addition, your collateral, including furniture, cars and other possessions, will be assessed at a higher value, inflating the overall value of your assets.

When you’re worth more, your creditors can potentially get more out of you. It will also be harder to get out from under car loans, overdue taxes, student loans and credit card debt.

While cracking down on deadbeats who abuse the system isn’t going to leave anyone reaching for the tissue box, many of those who file for bankruptcy are pushed to the edge by unemployment and catastrophic health problems.

“There are dozens of catches (in the law) that will make it difficult for people who legitimately need to file for bankruptcy,” says Travis Plunkett, legislative director for the Consumer Federation of America. “The strategy of the people who supported this bill appears to be death by a thousand cuts. There are lot of traps and gotchas designed to snare people and keep them from discharging debt that they really may need to get out from under.”

Pre-filing changes

Means test. The means test is a major change in the law. It is used to determine whether an individual can file under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 and is administered by the client’s attorney. Chapter 7 generally liquidates the debts of consumers, while Chapter 13 requires them to pay back their secured debt and as much of their unsecured debt as possible.

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August 31st, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in Loans

Developer’s use of Sacramento railyard loans raises eyebrows
In early 2007, with the economy still buoyant, a billionaire developer from Georgia and a well-heeled investment firm from Illinois saw gold in downtown Sacramento’s dilapidated railyard.
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A question regularly put to lawyers by people suffering buyer’s remorse goes like this: “Hey, lawyer. Do I have the right to cancel this purchase I just made (or contract I just signed)?” The answer to this question is usually no, but there are…
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Go ahead and tap your 401(k), but be savvy about it
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Highest paying jobs on the planet? (Excluding entreprenuership)?

August 31st, 2010 by Bank Loan | 2 Comments | Filed in Bank

Question by DeadmanWalks: Highest paying jobs on the planet? (Excluding entreprenuership)?
Here is my list, please add:

1. Hedge fund manager/trader
2. Private equity fund manager
3. Investment bankers
4. Executive corporate managers
5. Lawyers

Please add?
actors on average don’t come close to star financial professionals, despite what many people believe…

Best answer:

Answer by Bobo_the_Ebola_Monkey
Actuaries make a lot of money.

What do you think? Answer below!

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How to file a lawsuit against my bank?

August 31st, 2010 by Bank Loan | 3 Comments | Filed in Bank

Question by Byron: How to file a lawsuit against my bank?
I have a continuing dispute with my bank over what I believe, are unjust charges. I have talked to a branch manager, as well as multiple people over the telephone in different departments. I don’t know what else I can do besides file a lawsuit or sue the bank. How do I go about doing this, and how difficult/expensive could it be?

Best answer:

Answer by gw
well, unless the charges are severe, I don’t know…?

lawyers cost hundreds or thousands of dollars…

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August 31st, 2010 by Bank Loan | No Comments | Filed in News

Chabad sues widow over alleged .5M pledge
The 30th Chabad Telethon raised nearly $ 6.5 million Sunday night, but Tuesday lawyers for the Jewish organization will be back in court trying to settle an $ 17.5 million dispute with the widow of the founder of the former Ameriquest Mortgage.
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