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• March 23, 2026

  Timeshare Exit Co.'s Insurer Challenges $630M Class Deal

  Insurance provider General Casualty Co. of Wisconsin on Friday challenged client Reed Hein & Associates LLC's $630 million settlement with a class of Reed Hein customers in Washington federal court, saying the figure was crafted by a plaintiffs' expert with no relevant background.

• March 23, 2026

  High Court Won't Review Mortgage Firm's $8M CFPB Fine

  The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to take up a now-shuttered mortgage services firm's yearslong fight against a nearly $8 million Consumer Financial Protection Bureau judgment, rebuffing an appeal tied in part to the agency's past leadership structure.

• March 23, 2026

  Judge Unlikely To Halt Evictions In Md. Condo-County Dispute

  A Maryland federal judge signaled that he likely wouldn't block Prince George's County from evicting condo owners whose buildings have been without heat since December, but also said he likely wouldn't dismiss the residents' claims that the county — by assisting a nearby homeless encampment — has created numerous problems at the complex.

• March 23, 2026

  4th Circ. Finds Mortgage Docs Didn't Violate Bankruptcy Stay

  The Fourth Circuit has declined to revive a debtor's lawsuit claiming his mortgage servicers violated bankruptcy protections, finding that none of the monthly account statements, payoff statements and tax statements the servicers sent him were related to debt collection. 

• March 23, 2026

  Homebuyers Accuse Hanna Of 'Reverse Auction' Settlement

  A lawsuit in Pennsylvania federal court alleging that real estate firm Howard Hanna participated in a conspiracy to inflate agents' commissions is being undercut by a similar case in Illinois, where another set of plaintiffs allegedly joined in a "reverse auction" to settle for the lowest possible price, the Pennsylvania plaintiffs' lawyers said.

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