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Hymes et al v. Bank of America, N.A. et al
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October 08, 2020
BofA Can Seek Immediate Appeal Of NY Preemption Ruling
A New York federal judge has greenlit Bank of America NA to seek the Second Circuit's immediate review of her ruling that a state mortgage escrow interest law isn't federally preempted for national banks, citing potential "system-wide benefits" of clearing up multiple bank lawsuits in one fell swoop.
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February 03, 2020
BofA Presses For NY Escrow Interest Appeal Amid New Suits
Bank of America has told a New York federal judge that two new borrower lawsuits filed against its peers in the wake of her ruling that a state mortgage escrow interest law isn't federally preempted for national banks bolster the case for an immediate appeal of that decision.
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January 07, 2020
BofA Defends Bid For NY Escrow Interest Preemption Appeal
Bank of America NA on Tuesday defended its bid for a Brooklyn federal judge's permission to pursue an immediate appeal of her ruling that a New York mortgage escrow interest law isn't federally preempted for the bank, saying its recent $35 million settlement of a case involving a similar California law is "irrelevant" to its request.