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February 07, 2012
$129M FDIC Suit Over WaMu Losses Narrowed Again
A judge on Monday dismissed part of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s $129 million suit accusing a loan appraisal company of causing bankrupt Washington Mutual Inc. losses by offering it inexperienced appraisers, saying the FDIC had not been specific enough about the contractual terms allegedly breached.
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February 06, 2012
FDIC's $129M Claims Over WaMu Losses Cut Again
A California federal judge on Monday again trimmed the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s $129 million suit accusing an appraisal services company of breaching contracts with bankrupt Washington Mutual Inc. and causing it to suffer losses on bad mortgage loans.
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November 17, 2011
FDIC's $129M Suit Over WaMu Losses Trimmed
A California federal judge on Monday trimmed the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s $129 million suit accusing a group of loan appraisal firms of leading bankrupt Washington Mutual Inc. into mortgage loan losses by offering it inexperienced appraisers.
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August 02, 2011
Appraisal Co. Slams FDIC Suit Over WMI Losses
A loan appraisal company asked a California federal judge Monday to dismiss the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s $129 million lawsuit alleging the company caused bankrupt Washington Mutual Inc. to suffer losses on bad mortgage loans, saying the FDIC had "overreached."
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May 10, 2011
Appraisals For WaMu Caused $283M Losses: FDIC
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. sued two loan appraisal companies Monday in California federal court for more than $283 million, alleging they caused bankrupt Washington Mutual Inc. to suffer losses on bad mortgage loans because of their gross negligence.