Three months after being tapped to monitor a landmark mortgage settlement with five of the nation's largest banks, UC Irvine law professor Katherine Porter is having law students help ensure the lenders are complying with the agreement.

By Jason W. Armstrong

Daily Journal Staff Writer

Three months after Attorney General Kamala Harris tapped her to monitor a landmark mortgage settlement with five of the nation's largest banks, UC Irvine law professor Katherine Porter is taking the unusual step of enlisting law students to help ensure troubled homeowners reap the settlement's benefits.

Porter has begun teaching a first-of-its-kind clinic in which students help homeowne...

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