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Louisiana clerks sue banks for alleged racketeering
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Monday, April 23, 2012
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Thirty of Louisiana’s parish clerks are suing 17 banks that used Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., alleging that the group committed a racketeering scheme to avoid paying recording fees to the parishes for mortgage assignments. Read on for more details from the complaint.

 


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