Category Archive: Litigation

Co-Counsel

As a mentor and Bar leader, I am often asked by young attorneys; “How do I grow a successful practice as a young lawyer or partnering with another lawyer at my expertise level?” If you are currently with a firm, you should learn as much as possible on a daily basis. If you have a […]

Continue reading →

AlexsonLaw Services. How We Help You To Reduce Costs And Legal Risk

My firm specializes in transactions, regulations, strategic alliances and mixed collateral loan transactions in the real estate and financial services industries. We are positioned in a unique space in that my many years in big firm law and my expertise in complex mixed collateral transactions, mergers and acquisitions, private funds, fintech  and bank regulation allow […]

Continue reading →

PHH Corp. et. al. vs CFPB

My recent presentation for Lambda Alpha. We discussed the PHH Corp. et. al. vs CFPB  case which was decided Oct. 11, 2016 by the US court of Appeals for the DC Circuit.  PHH argued that the authorizing legislation for the CFPB creates an unconstitutional independent agency officer  not subject to review by any branch of […]

Continue reading →

Husky Int’l Electronics v. Ritz

Husky Int’l Electronics v. Ritz (US Supreme Court 2016).  This case is about Bankruptcy Code 11 U.S.C. 523 which defines which debts are non-dischargeable in bankruptcy.  Most common examples are a debt incurred by way of fraud or false representation, fraud in a fiduciary capacity, domestic support obligations or willful or malicious injury.  The opinion […]

Continue reading →

The Credit Risk Retention Rule

The Credit Risk Retention Rule (see OCC Bulletin 2015-8) (the “Rule”) imposes these requirements on firms, that package financial securities, into asset-backed securities by organizing a securitization transaction.  The final rule defines qualified residential mortgages (“QRM”) to include all loans that meet the qualified mortgage definition defined in Section 129c of the Truth and Lending […]

Continue reading →