law firms

• Judge Orders Stay of Proceedings in Eight NCUA MBS Suits

  By Heather Anderson  |  April 30, 2013

  Kansas City judge says he'll wait for appeals court decision on bid to dismiss claims over failed securities.

• Service-Based Firms Lead the Way in Growing Profits: Sageworks

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  March 25, 2013

  Accounting, law firms among examples of private companies showing growth. So are medical practices.

• Florida Court: Fraud Allegations Can't Force Re-Opening of Voluntarily Dismissed Foreclosure Cases

  By Julie Beck  |  February 11, 2013

  In robo-signing case, state Supreme Court finds voluntary dismissals can't be reversed unless plaintiff got relief, dismissal kept court from remedying the fraud.

• Henriquez Joins Fla. Law Firm

  November 14, 2012

  Shutts & Bowen LLP announced that François Henriquez has joined the firm. Henriquez is the former president/CEO of U.S. Central Credit Union.

• Former U.S. Central Attorney & CEO Joins Miami Firm

  By Heather Anderson  |  November 5, 2012

  Former U.S. Central Bridge Attorney Moves to Florida firm.

• Becker: Contingency News Brings Corporate Transparency Back to Forefront

  By Heather Anderson  |  October 26, 2012

  NAFCU president says he's disconcerted that $40 million of $170 million recovered from investment banks went to lawyers.

• California Congressman Goes After NCUA Over Contingency Pact With Outside Lawyers

  By Heather Anderson  |  October 26, 2012

  Rep. Darrel Issa (R-Calif.) asks if executive order violated. NCUA pays lawyers more than $40 million of $170 million in Wall Street settlements.

• Insurers Waging Battle With Fed Over Regulation of Thrift Holding Companies

  By Arthur Postal, Elizabeth D. Festa  |  August 28, 2012

  Federal Reserve filing reveals for first time the battle insurers are waging to preserve state regulation, limit federal intrusion on their activities.

• GFA FCU's Bank Purchase Price Tag: $6.4 Million

  By Jim Rubenstein  |  March 2, 2012

  Massachusetts CU CEO eyes long regulatory process in proposed takeover of New Hampshire bank.

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  GTE CEO Faults Fannie on Foreclosure

  By David Morrison  |  February 5, 2012

  The 177,000-member, $1.4 billion GTE Federal Credit Union faces a $51,000 fee from Fannie Mae because it only used foreclosure attorneys the government-backed mortgage giant approved and ordered it to use.