A Broward judge shut down three companies accused of operating a loan scheme.
January 14, 2016 at 01:00 PM
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A Broward judge shut down three companies operating a loan scheme, the Florida attorney general’s office announced Thursday.
The attorney general received more than 200 complaints about Weston-based Liberty Unsecured Inc. and First Solutions Inc. and Lighthouse Point-based Unsecured Loan Source II Inc., claiming the companies defrauded consumers.
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