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  • PHH Mort. Corp. v. Sensenich (In re Gravel), Nos. 20-1, 20-2, 20-3 (2d Cir.)

    Posted by NCBRC - October 15th, 2021

    Type: Amicus
    Date: September 24, 2021
    Description: Whether mortgage creditor committed sanctionable conduct when it engaged in “fee harvesting” practice.
    Result: Pending

    Gravel Amicus Sept 2021

  • PHH Mortgage Corp. v. Sensenich (In re Gravel), 20-1, 20-2, 20-3 (2d Cir.)

    Posted by NCBRC - October 6th, 2020

    Type: Amicus
    Date: August 13, 2020
    Description: Whether PHH was properly sanctioned for its fee harvesting practice.
    Result: Judgment vacated and reversed. August 2, 2021

    Gravel 2d Cir Aug 2021

    Gravel 2d Cir Concur Dissent

    Gravel 2d Cir NACBA amicus Aug 2020

  • Charbono v. Sumski, No. 14-2151 (1st Cir.)

    Posted by NCBRC - February 27th, 2015

    Type: Amicus
    Date: February 25, 2015
    Description: Whether bankruptcy court had authority to impose a monetary sanction on the chapter 13 debtor for failure to provide copy of his request for extension of time for filing federal tax return.
    Result: Affirmed, June 15, 2015

    Charbono 1st Cir opinion

    Charbono NACBA Brief

     

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