Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Jul. 26, 2014
Consumer protection regulator sues lawyer over loan modification mill
The federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has sued a Garden Grove lawyer and two nonlawyers who worked with him for allegedly cheating "thousands" of homeowners seeking mortgage modifications.




Daily Journal Staff Writer
The federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has sued a Garden Grove lawyer and two nonlawyers who worked with him for allegedly cheating "thousands" of homeowners seeking mortgage modifications.
The suit claims Stephen Lyster Siringoringo and his associates violated consumer protection regulations by collecting advance fees of up to $3,500 and monthly fees of nearly $500 from peo...
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