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The creditors’ rights and bankruptcy practice group has extensive experience in a broad array of state court proceedings including commercial and residential foreclosures, receivership actions, commercial collection litigation, and judgment enforcement activity such as attachment, garnishment, levies, and repossession.

Our foreclosure experience has included actions brought to foreclose mortgages upon large apartment complexes, office buildings, retail centers, manufacturing facilities, motels, agricultural land, and a forty-story office tower. These cases frequently involve the appointment of a receiver to secure the property, collect rents, and continue management pending sale. We have also foreclosed security interests in equipment, machinery inventory, and a variety of other collateral.

 

 

 

Highlights
CREDITOR RIGHTS & BANKRUPTCY E-ALERTS

We provide our clients with the litigation resources to effectively defend the full range of federal, state, and common law causes of action arising out of consumer financing and residential mortgage transactions. Read more . . .
Consumer Finance Litigation

Ohio predatory lending law: Developments and pending litigation and the Ohio Homebuyers’ Protection Act Compliance Toolkit
Predatory Lending Resource Center

The Ohio state and federal courts have issued three decisions in the past few months affecting the mortgage industry and bankruptcy. Read about these cases
Update of Ohio Mortgage Case Law

A Case to Watch: Ohio Supreme Court case that will have an impact on the ability of a mortgage lender to recoup its attorney’s fees when a defaulting borrower elects to reinstate a mortgage following a default
Ohio Supreme Court to Decide Validity of Attorney Fee Provision in Mortgage Reinstatement Clauses  

 

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