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The incident occurred in November 2020 when an unauthorized party gained access to company systems and deployed ransomware, resulting in compromise of employees' personal information.
July 20
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The accusations build on those previously outlined in a lawsuit filed by former chief operating officer Tamara Richards in 2021.
July 20
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The disgruntled worker, among other actions, entered false information into the firm's Optimal Blue platform causing severe economic damages, the lender said.
July 19
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The agency co-filed an amicus brief in a case involving a "commercial" lien that could have implications on how the Truth in Lending Act might be enforced based on a loan's purpose, rather than classification.
July 18
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The home lending shop is suing LoanCare for negligence in how it managed loans from 2012 to 2016.
July 17
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Three creditors filed for Chapter 7 protection on behalf of the embattled lender this month, seeking a combined $1.3 million.
July 17
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Both the plaintiffs and the bank filed a motion for the federal court to reconsider the settlement, which was reached in mid- 2022, but the judge responded that neither party articulated "sufficient reasoning to meet the high bar."
July 13
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The Washington-based company claims its ex-workers breached their employment agreements when they departed to the California-based rival and induced colleagues to leave.
July 13
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The branch, which has close to a dozen employees, hopped from its old employer, Motto Mortgage, to its most recent employer in mid-December, but only stuck around for half a year.
July 12
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In an amicus brief submitted to the Supreme Court Tuesday, the bicameral group of 132 Republican members of Congress argued that an appeals court was right to rule last year that the Bureau's funding system is unlawful.
July 11
