David H Luther et al v. Countrywide Financial Corporation et al
Case Number:
2:12-cv-05125
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
- Bingham McCutchen
 - Caldwell LLP
 - Calvo Fisher
 - Cooley LLP
 - Deutsch & Lipner
 - DLA Piper
 - Gibson Dunn
 - Goodwin Procter
 - Kessler Topaz
 - King & Spalding
 - Lowenstein Sandler
 - Maschoff Brennan
 - Orrick Herrington
 - Paul Hastings
 - Robbins Geller
 
Companies
- Bank of America Corp.
 - Barclays PLC
 - BNP Paribas SA
 - Citigroup Inc.
 - Credit Suisse Group AG
 - Deutsche Bank AG
 - HSBC Holdings PLC
 - Morgan Stanley
 - The Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
 - UBS Group AG
 
Government Agencies
Sectors & Industries:
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						January 16, 2014
						
FDIC Wants 9th Circ. To Block $500M Countrywide MBS Deal
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on Wednesday said it will appeal to the Ninth Circuit Bank of America Corp.'s $500 million settlement of class actions over Countrywide Financial Corp.'s underwriting standards for mortgage-backed securities.
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						December 09, 2013
						
Countrywide's $500M MBS Deal Gets Thumbs-Up
A California federal judge gave final approval Friday to a $500 million settlement of three class actions challenging Bank of America Corp.-owned Countrywide Financial Corp.'s underwriting standards for mortgage-backed securities, including $85 million in fees to the plaintiffs' attorneys.
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						October 28, 2013
						
FDIC Objections To $500M Countrywide Settlement Overruled
A California federal judge on Monday tentatively gave approval to Bank of America Corp. unit Countrywide's $500 million settlement of three class actions related to mortgage-backed securities, overruling the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s objections that the deal was not fair to all class members.
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						October 08, 2013
						
FDIC Challenges BofA's $500M MBS Settlement
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. told a California federal court Monday that Bank of America Corp.'s $500 million settlement in a suit over its underwriting standards for mortgage-backed securities should be thrown out because the proposed class representatives have a conflict of interest.
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						August 01, 2013
						
$500M Countrywide MBS Deal Gets Preliminary Nod
A California federal judge said Thursday she will preliminarily approve a $500 million settlement of three putative class actions challenging Bank of America Corp.-owned Countrywide Financial Corp.'s underwriting standards for mortgage-backed securities, noting new details allayed her concerns about how the settlement will be divided.
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						July 10, 2013
						
Allocation Plan Needed In $500M Countrywide MBS Deal
A California federal judge Wednesday refused to give preliminary approval to a $500 million settlement of three putative class actions challenging Countrywide Financial Corp.'s underwriting standards for mortgage-backed securities, saying she needed more information on how the settlement would be divided among investors.
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						July 08, 2013
						
Attys Seek $85M From $500M Countrywide MBS Class Deal
Attorneys representing plaintiffs in three California class actions launched by purchasers of mortgage-backed securities issued by Countrywide Financial Corp. told a California federal judge Monday that they would seek $85 million in attorneys' fees from a $500 million deal, the biggest settlement of MBS class claims to date.
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						April 17, 2013
						
BofA Reaches $500M Deal In Countrywide MBS Class Action
Bank of America Corp. on Wednesday announced the $500 million settlement of three California class actions launched by purchasers of mortgage-backed securities issued by Countrywide Financial Corp., the largest settlement of MBS class claims to date.
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						March 13, 2013
						
$272M MBS Suit Can't Tie Countrywide To Sales, Judge Hears
Countrywide Financial Corp. urged a California federal judge Wednesday to throw out a proposed class action alleging the company misled buyers of $272 million in mortgage-backed securities, arguing that pensions and individual investors lack standing because they can't prove they bought the ill-fated securities from Countrywide.
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						August 24, 2012
						
Countrywide Fights To Keep MBS Class Action In Federal Court
Countrywide Financial Corp. on Friday urged a California judge to keep in federal court a proposed class action alleging the company misled buyers of ill-fated mortgage-backed securities, arguing the complaint is tied to the recent bankruptcies of loan originators Residential Funding Company LLC and GMAC Mortgage LLC.