First Mariner Bank secured a 14-day restraining order against a Connecticut-based law firm that has been sending letters to the bank’s customers, stating that the bank is facing litigation and regulatory action for fraudulent lending practices. Judge James K. Bredar ...

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First Mariner Bank is crying foul in a federal lawsuit over letters sent to its customers by a Connecticut-based law firm that claims the bank is facing litigation for fraudulent lending practices. Baltimore-based First Mariner denies the allegations of improper ...

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RICHMOND, Va. — The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against 28 defendants who simply ignored a lawsuit over a sex tape they falsely claimed featured Miss West Virginia 2003. Allison Williams won a $7.2 million verdict in ...

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Three Rockville companies and their owner have agreed to pay $500,000 and stop offering debt relief services as part of a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. Media Innovations LLC, Hermosa Group LLC, Financial Future Network LLC and their owner, ...

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