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Welcome to Hinshaw’s Consumer Crossroads blog! We share our insights here on significant new case law, as well as new federal and state legislative and regulatory developments that impact the consumer financial services industry. To stay current on important changes that affect your compliance obligations, risks, and potential liabilities, make sure to subscribe to the blog. Have questions about a topic? Please contact your Hinshaw attorney or email us at info@hinshawlaw.com. 

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Mortgage Foreclosure Alert: Attaching Promissory Note in Illinois Sufficient to Show Standing; but HUD Letters Require Proof of Dispatch

In a foreclosure action, the Illinois Appellate Court recently held that the foreclosing lender established its standing by attaching the blank-indorsed note to its complaint, but reversed judgment and remanded for the trial court to determine if a letter required by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development ("HUD") regulations was actually dispatched.

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