Kramer & Kaslow’s “Mass Joinder” Lawsuit – Mandelman Interviews Attorney Phillip Kramer

Do_the_math at 01:20 2011-02-03 said:

1) Who is behind all the websites that are marketing the K2 Law and Mass Joinder? 2) If the actions of the parties behind the websites are not authorized, why has there not been any legal action?

Just so we are on the same page, here are a few of the websites (and information):

http://www.k2-law.com/

http://www.myk2law.com/

http://kramerkaslow.com/litigationvideos.php

http://www.AdvocatesAlliance.com/

http://mpoweredfinancial.com/k2-law-builds-great-relationship-with-bank-of-america/

http://www.sueyourlenders.com/mass-joinder-law-suit/

http://www.suemybank.us/Step5.htm

http://www.keepusinourhome.com/K-2.html

http://massjoinderaction.com/

http://twcpn.com/join.htm

http://lossmitigationsllc.com/

http://pakramerlaw.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=frontpage&Itemid=58

http://brianpcrowley.com/massjoinderlawsuit/

http://homeownerlitigationservices.org/tommyj/TheLawSuit.htm

http://www.homelifesolution.com/LitigationFAQs.php

http://www.free-press-release.com/news-startoverusa-and-k2-law-join-forces-to-help-expand-lender-litigation-awareness-to-homeowners-nationwide-1294972244.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIb9qDar7Ec&feature=related

Another huge issue is the use of “Client Ambassadors”. These are non-attorneys that solicit and/or consult with homeowners- supposedly on behalf of the law firm. There are links to a few of the “ambassadors” in the above links. I won’t disclose which one I spoke to, but I did confirm the individual was not an attorney and did not possess a real estate license. I was quoted $5000 to join, and was told I could get a meeting with an attorney after the retainer was signed and returned, monies paid, and requested documents provided. I was also given advice to pay a paralegal $200 to prepare a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Petition.

Of course I don’t need loss mitigation help or advice nor do I need to file bankruptcy. I don’t even have a mortgage. But I did pull the fellow’s leg a bit to find out whether the reports I had been hearing from homeowners were true.

Needless to say, you can’t swing a cat by the tail without running into some “Client Ambassador” on the web that is pitching the law firm. Permalink