Wednesday, February 23, 2011

A shocking robo-signing story: Robo-lawyering

Written by Biloxi

Can you imagine terminating your employment with a company and learning that documents in the company are bearing your name after you left? Well, this was what happened to Anna Malone,an attorney that left her employment with Shapiro & Fishman but only to discover that her company continued to file documents with the court bearing her name. And Ms. Malone was not a happy woman. Last year, Ms. Malone filed a cease and desist order against her former law firm. Ms. Malone ended her employment on July 31, 2010 and didn't authorize the law firm to use her name. She requested that the firm send her a certification that all files under her name or with her electronic signature since July 31, 2010 to have been withdrawn and resolved. Check out Ms. Malone's name on all these notices to the court. Click here.

It is interesting at Ms. Malone currently works for Lender Processing Services (LPS). LPS's subsidiary, Docx LLC is under investigation for foreclosure fraud.

And there is more robo-signing documents under Shapiro & Fishman. 4closurefraud website wrote:

Note #1 (lost note count, copy of note with a single endorsement in blank by Betty Cotton attached to the compliant)



Note#2 received as returned exhibit to affirmative defenses which also has a SINGLE endorsement in blank by Debra Sierck.


Read more on these two exhibits. Click here. I wouldn't be surprised if more shoes to drop of fraud under Shapiro and Fishman.

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