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Financial Services Lawyers Cheer Quicken Loans' Lawsuit

A legal challenge by Quicken Loans Inc. to the U.S. government's aggressive scrutiny of its FHA mortgage loans reflects widespread industry unease with government investigation of lenders, financial-services lawyers said.

3 minute read May 01, 2015 at 12:31 PM
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Sheri Qualters
Financial Services Lawyers Cheer Quicken Loans' Lawsuit

A legal challenge by Quicken Loans Inc. to the U.S. government's aggressive scrutiny of its Federal Housing Administration (FHA) mortgage loans reflects widespread industry unease with government investigation of lenders, financial-services lawyers said.

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