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National Integrity Life Insurance Company v. Countrywide Financial Corp. et al
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2:11-cv-09889
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August 29, 2014
BofA Works Out $447M Countrywide MBS Row With Insurer
Bank of America Corp.'s mortgage lending unit reached a deal Thursday to end a lawsuit over an insurer's $447 million purchase of mortgage-backed securities from Countrywide Financial Corp., according to filings in California federal court.
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June 13, 2012
Countrywide Wants Judge To Boot Insurers' MBS Claims
Countrywide Financial Corp. asked a California federal judge Wednesday to dismiss allegations in multidistrict litigation that it misled two insurer investors by failing to properly transfer title to properties backing up hundreds of millions in toxic mortgage-backed securities.
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February 13, 2012
Countrywide Tries To Knock Down Insurers' MBS Claims
An attorney for Countrywide Financial Corp. asked a federal judge Monday to dismiss two insurers' suits in multidistrict litigation over the purchase of hundreds of millions in toxic mortgage-backed securities, saying alleged federal securities violations tracked similar claims thrown out in earlier suits.