"We decided that the only fair option is to let the consumer select a title company they can trust, rather than leave that decision to the financial institution" says Charles Marino, CEO of Pennsylvania Title Company. "We don't know of any other title companies who are reaching out to the end user like this, and we feel it will be a positive direction in which to take our company" says Marino.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
gee, Charles, you didn't look very hard...we've been out here talking with consumers for YEARS
"We decided that the only fair option is to let the consumer select a title company they can trust, rather than leave that decision to the financial institution" says Charles Marino, CEO of Pennsylvania Title Company. "We don't know of any other title companies who are reaching out to the end user like this, and we feel it will be a positive direction in which to take our company" says Marino.
Chicago Title held liable for fraud by employees
Fidelity National Financial Inc.’s Chicago Title Corp. and Chicago Title Insurance must pay $5.7 million in punitive damages for the role some employees played in a $30 million real estate scam, a San Diego jury said today.
The companies also were told to pay a share of $1.11 million in compensatory damages the California state court jury awarded to three investors who sued.
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The companies also were told to pay a share of $1.11 million in compensatory damages the California state court jury awarded to three investors who sued.
Read more on
Chicago Title held liable for fraud by employees
Fidelity National Financial Inc.’s Chicago Title Corp. and Chicago Title Insurance must pay $5.7 million in punitive damages for the role some employees played in a $30 million real estate scam, a San Diego jury said today.
The companies also were told to pay a share of $1.11 million in compensatory damages the California state court jury awarded to three investors who sued.
Read more on
The companies also were told to pay a share of $1.11 million in compensatory damages the California state court jury awarded to three investors who sued.
Read more on
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
error in proration or lender escrow?
Diane,I did not see a link to allow a new post on your Title Insurance Blog, so I wanted to email you. I read many of the posts and several came close to my question, but as always a little different.
We recently purchased and closed on a condo. Afterwards (about 10 days) my closing attorney contacted me about an error found by the seller on the HUD-1. It was missing prorated insurance on
We recently purchased and closed on a condo. Afterwards (about 10 days) my closing attorney contacted me about an error found by the seller on the HUD-1. It was missing prorated insurance on
error in proration or lender escrow?
Diane,I did not see a link to allow a new post on your Title Insurance Blog, so I wanted to email you. I read many of the posts and several came close to my question, but as always a little different.
We recently purchased and closed on a condo. Afterwards (about 10 days) my closing attorney contacted me about an error found by the seller on the HUD-1. It was missing prorated insurance on
We recently purchased and closed on a condo. Afterwards (about 10 days) my closing attorney contacted me about an error found by the seller on the HUD-1. It was missing prorated insurance on
Monday, June 21, 2010
read this article in the Baltimore Sun, please
Government knows it has a problem.
In a recently concluded report, the Commission to Study Title Insurance in Maryland, appointed by the legislature two years ago, wants the insurance commissioner to study setting up a guaranty fund to pay back future victims. It also suggests making title-insurance underwriters more responsible for the behavior of agents such as Sybert who represent them at the
In a recently concluded report, the Commission to Study Title Insurance in Maryland, appointed by the legislature two years ago, wants the insurance commissioner to study setting up a guaranty fund to pay back future victims. It also suggests making title-insurance underwriters more responsible for the behavior of agents such as Sybert who represent them at the
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