The court looked leniently on the suit from a pro se plaintiff who claimed the bank illegally locked her out of her Miami home without a foreclosure judgment.
April 18, 2017 at 11:00 PM
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A state appellate court has revived the case of a pro se plaintiff who claimed Bank of America N.A. illegally locked her out of her Miami home without a foreclosure judgment.
Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal reversed the dismissal with prejudice of plaintiff Arleen Hanna-Mack’s complaint, remanding the case for the trial court to allow the Miami resident to amend her suit.
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