Posts Tagged ‘Robert Reich’

California Foreclosure Laws Need Homeowner Bill of Rights

Written on 21 May, 2012 at 5:53

Now, as we're facing a crisis of unprecedented proportion, we're learning the hard way that our rights as borrowers are almost non-existent. In California and around the country, foreclosure defense lawyers saw that mortgage servicers could far too often... (Continue reading)

IT’S BACK & IT’S HERE: Mandelman’s Monthly Museletter – Version 9.0

Written on 19 Nov, 2010 at 16:55

1. Help is NOT on the Way... 2. Go see the documentary "INSIDE JOB"... if it's not already too late. 3. One and Done... I Agree... Obama Shouldn't Run in 2012. 4. The Government is Launching Criminal Probes Into... (Continue reading)

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Apparently Europeans Handle Bad News Better Than We Do

Written on 26 Jul, 2010 at 17:49

Because, believe it or not, not everyone agrees with our Treasury Secretary, or our President for that matter, when they say that our economy is "on track". In fact, many think that quite the opposite is the case, and... (Continue reading)