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The Sixth Circuit Court renewed a Detroit-based commercial law corporation’s lawsuit against the FDIC for $176,750 in deferred attorney’s fees for legal services provided by the corporation to a now-failed Michigan bank. The FDIC had relied upon the D’Oench doctrine, a 1940s case which focused on the inability to demand rights against the FDIC when evidence such as non-written statements are relied upon. [2/6/15]
Complaints: Why you shouldn’t shun them, but invite them! In this era of exploding complaint volume, this certificated webinar (see instructions in video for how to get your free certificate of completion) takes a look at the risks, evolution, and need for a management strategy to effectively deal with complaints. Before that, we cover what’s hot in compliance, as seen by the editors of Risk InboX. This week’s hot items: 1) HUD cancels Obama era Fair Housing rule; 2) “HMDA” for boards and management; and 3) CFPB has added a new dimension to its complaint database. Click here to watch now.
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