After a judge dismissed a borrower from Puerto Rico’s RESPA claim against his servicer, the mortgagee’s successor in interest filed a motion for attorney fees, alleging the mortgagor knew his action was time barred when the complaint was filed.
The borrower claimed omitting the key RESPA date from the complaint was an oversight. The servicer sought more than $11,000 in attorney fees. For the latest in the case, read on.
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