CDA Attends O Max Gardner III’s Training in Las Vegas

CDA Law Center staff attends O. Max Gardner III’s three day securitization litigation training and extended education in Las Vegas Nevada: Learning from panelists who were some of the nation’s recognized experts in their field, we had the opportunity to be trained on a variety of relevant Causes of Action, legal strategies, and evidence gathering techniques We had a former bank VP who actually securtized the very first pool of loans when it became legal to do so, at one minute after midnight when the law went into effect in the 1980's. We heard from securtization auditors, bank executives, and other leading attorneys leading the fight against the banks.

Topics discussed included some very unusual topics in the context of referring to our nation’s largest financial institutions. For example, there was the four hour training on how to identify forged documents, forged signatures, material composition, identify copies faked to look like originals, and identify Robo-signers, all of these are used to foreclose on people’s homes and in many cases submitted to the courts in judicial foreclosure states. It’s sad to think our biggest criminals are our biggest banks.

Now we know from Max how to identify the chain of title and determine if an allonge was properly endorsed and whether the chain of title is broken or complete, and a million other useful ideas, precedents, opinions and raw experience about how to fight these banks who are taking people’s homes. Every lawyer in attendance was very passionate about bringing the fight to the banks.

O. Max Gardner III’s father was Governor of North Carolina, and his son O. Max Gardner III is perhaps the best known consumer bankruptcy attorney in the United States. He hails from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he graduated in 1969 with high honors from the UNC School of Law. Legend has it he is the man the banks fear most, and never expect to beat, but rather they know they will take a beating. Max is 102 wins, 2 losses in jury cases to a final verdict. You can visit Max at maxgardner website.