Lender Defenses: What's Working & What isn't Working; Litigation & Alternatives - The Attorneys' Perspectives
Mortgage Bankers Association
Speaking Engagement
March 09, 2010
Robert Siegel and Philip Stein speak at the Mortgage Bankers Association's MBA Repurchase Workshop on the subjects of "Lender Defenses: What's Working and What Isn't Working," and "Litigation and Alternatives - The Attorneys' Perspectives."
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