Fannie Mae Breaks Its Word | New Haven Independent

"I can't discuss any aspect of this action with you today," said Meghan Liljedahl, the managing attorney of the eviction department of Bendett and McHugh, the Connecticut law firm bringing the eviction action on behalf of Fannie Mae. Liljedahl refused to answer any questions, even about the spelling of her name.

"These agencies [Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac] have gotten so much money from the government, they should be responsible for taking care of people living in these properties," said Jeremy Rosen, policy director at the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty. He said it's not unusual for Fannie Mae to take action without giving any explanation.''