Employee poaching in the mortgage industry often involves the employee taking more than just their talent with them.
Employee Poaching in the Mortgage Industry: A Most Dangerous Game
Blog: Mortgage Industry Must-Knows
Under the Federal WARN Act and Similar State Laws, Mortgage Industry Employers Must Provide 60-Day Advance Notice Before Laying Off Employees
As mortgage industry layoffs continue, employers must know their obligations under the federal WARN Act and related state laws to provide 60-day advance notice to affected employees.
Mortgage Industry Losses Due to Phishing Scams and Other Cyberattacks: Who’s Left Holding the Bag and Will Your Insurance Coverage Bail You Out?
Mortgage transactions are particularly vulnerable to phishing efforts largely due to the number of people and organizations involved in every deal.
Recent New York Decisions Strictly Interpreting Notice Requirements Serve as Cautionary Tale for Mortgage Lenders and Servicers Everywhere
A "belt and suspenders" approach is appropriate and prudent in many contexts.
Lots of Weak Links: Phishing Threats and Other Cyberattacks Against Mortgage Industry Require Increased Countermeasures
Any cybersecurity program is only as strong as its weakest link.
Sixth Circuit Uses Lack of Article III Standing to Kick FDCPA and FACTA Putative Class Actions from Federal Court
Lack of subject matter jurisdiction for no standing under Article III of the U.S. Constitution is alive and well in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.