Relevant:
- Wells Fargo Slapped With $3.1 Million Fine For 'Reprehensible' Handling Of One Mortgage
- Wells Fargo loses overdraft fee case
- Federal Judge Magner: Wells Fargo's Behavior "Highly Reprehensible"
- Baltimore foreclosure case against Wells Fargo dismissed, again
- Wells Fargo To Pay $142 Million To Customers Hurt By Bogus Accounts
2013-04-02 — nakedcapitalism.com
``We wrote about the underlying case a year ago. Bankruptcy judge, Elizabeth Magner of the Eastern District of Louisiana, had found Wells Fargo guilty of egregious foreclosure abuses in a 2007 case, Jones v. Wells Fargo. In it, the bank admitted that the types of overcharges it made in bankruptcy cases were "part of its normal course of conduct, practiced in perhaps thousands of cases." The judge awarded damages and recovery of attorney fees on top of repayment of the impermissible charges, and ordered the bank to fix its accounting.''
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