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Steven P. Garmisa
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Columnist, Chicago Law Bulletin
United States
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Politics And Political Culture , America , Europe , Switzerland
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By Steven P. Garmisa| Chicago Law Bulletin Verified Relying on a controversial Illinois “use-it-or-lose-it” approach to liens, Navient Solutions — a judgment creditor that wanted to garnish rent owed to BPG Office Partners — asked a Delaware judge to rule that a mortgage lender with a prior perfected security interest in those payments lost its priority status.Navient argued that the mortgage lender had to “do more than just declare a default in order to preserve its priority status,” Superior Court Judge Kathleen M. Miller explained.
By Steven P. Garmisa| Chicago Law Bulletin Verified Daniel’s Law — enacted by New Jersey legislators four months after a disgruntled attorney found U.S. District Court Judge Esther Salas’ address on the internet, went to her house, shot and killed her son Daniel Anderl and severely wounded her husband — provides judges, prosecutors and police officers with a remedy against persons who, after receiving notice of a privacy request, disclose their home addresses or unpublished home telephone numbers.Charles Kratovil, a journalist who writes for...
By Steven P. Garmisa| Chicago Law Bulletin Verified Relying on a controversial Illinois “use-it-or-lose-it” approach to liens, Navient Solutions — a judgment creditor that wanted to garnish rent owed to BPG Office Partners — asked a Delaware judge to rule that a mortgage lender with a prior perfected security interest in those payments lost its priority status.Navient argued that the mortgage lender had to “do more than just declare a default in order to preserve its priority status,” Superior Court Judge Kathleen M. Miller explained.
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Chicago Law Bulletin
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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