Faced with court sanctions, Boca Raton attorney Howard Feinmel reached a settlement in a distressed mortgage resolution scheme that was shut down by a state injunction.
April 10, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A Boca Raton attorney reached an agreement to avoid court sanctions for his role in a distressed mortgage resolution scheme that was the target of an injunction and asset freeze obtained by the state attorney general’s office.
Attorney Howard Feinmel faced sanctions for his work for Fort Lauderdale-based Fidelity Land Trust Co. LLC.
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