Michael T. Pines, Esq Joins Certified Forensic Loan Auditors for Foreclosure Defense-CLE Attorney Seminars Accross the Country

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Michael T. Pines, Esq Joins Certified Forensic Loan Auditors for Foreclosure Defense-CLE Attorney Seminars Accross the Country
February 26, 2011 Successful Foreclosure Relief Strategies - And The Impact Of Mortgage Securitization Is A Unique, Two Day, Weekend Seminar For Attorneys And Home Owners March 12th & 13th. Anti-Foreclosure Attorney Michael T. Pines Arrested While Trying To Save Clients' La Costa Home http://www.10news.com/news/26975758/detail.html A local attorney known for going to extreme measures to save his clients' homes was arrested on Wednesday and an exclusive video obtained by 10News reveals the threat that led to one of the attorney's arrests. Encinitas attorney Michael T. Pines was arrested on Wednesday for violating a restraining order against him. Before he was arrested, Pines was in the process of fighting for clients who he said were illegally evicted from their La Costa home. Wednesday's arrest was Pines' third arrest in less than a week. On Saturday, Pines was arrested when Carlsbad police said he became violent with a security guard at a La Costa home. Pines was also arrested the day before for trespassing and threatening the security guard, which was caught on video. "I'm going to precipitate an armed confrontation … Want me to say it again? I'm going to force an armed confrontation," Pines said on the video. Pines had this to say about the weekend arrests: "I was arrested twice because I was trying to stop them because they have absolutely no legal right to this house whatsoever." Pines said they bought the home at an illegal auction after the bank unlawfully foreclosed on his clients. Fighting foreclosure in bold ways is what Pines does. In October, Pines helped a family break into their foreclosed home in Escondido. The home had already been sold at auction and the family was evicted again just days later. Pines' argument is that the original mortgages were fraudulent. http://www.certifiedforensicloanauditors.com/ ANNOUNCING SUCCESSFUL FORECLOSURE RELIEF STRATEGIES - and the impact of MORTGAGE SECURITIZATION A UNIQUE, TWO DAY, WEEKEND SEMINAR FOR ATTORNEYS AND HOME OWNERS March 12th & 13th Hilton San Diego - Del Mar 15575 Jimmy Durante Boulevard Del Mar, CA 92014 HOTEL ROOMS AVAILABLE SATURDAY, MARCH 12TH FOR ATTORNEYS ONLY: CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT AVAILABLE IN CALIFORNIA AND OTHER STATES 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST INCLUDED $795 Preregister $995 At the Door $1295 V.I.P. Upfront seating and lunch with Michael to Discuss and Answer Questions SUNDAY, MARCH 13TH TWO SESSIONS FOR HOME OWNERS AND ATTORNEYS 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. one hour of questions 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. one hour of questions $99 Register In Advance $129 At The Door 760‐453‐0131 FOR MORE INFO. By Michael T. Pines For Michael in the News: Michael T. Pines' is the leading expert in foreclosure relief. His first rate experience combined with his aptitude for cutting edge, case winning strategies have truly made him a maverick in his field. He continually monitors the real estate market, economic climate as well as the strategies of the banks and government to ensure his innovative methods are timely, relevant and highly effective. Michael has been a lawyer for over 30 years and has had a real estate license for over 20 years. He handled litigation against the Resolution Trust Corporation ("RTC") during the last real estate savings and loan crisis and has been able to see firsthand how history has repeated itself; proactively positioning himself within the distressed real estate and assets environment, providing resolutions to buyers and asset holders. He is a successful trial attorney with many victories in front of judges and juries. Michael has argued hundreds of cases at all levels of the courts including the Supreme Court of California. In Barrington v. A.H. Robbins, Michael changed the law in the state of California regarding statutes of limitation. He also successfully argued cases that resulted in published decisions at the Courts of Appeal. Michael handled complex real estate and insurance litigation involving the insolvency of Glacier General Assurance Company, Cal‐Farm Insurance Company, Allied Insurance Company, and others. He recovered tens of millions of dollars for his clients in those cases and established himself as one of the few experts in "financial guarantee bonds" insuring real estate transactions. Just a few years ago, Michael himself was a fraud victim of EMC Mortgage Corporation. In taking action, Michael discovered he was not alone, and the loan servicer was fined $28 million in early 2008 by the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC"). Most recently, Michael is representing homeowners and real estate investors, obtaining favorable motions in cases of predatory lending and mortgage fraud. Through his teachings, Michael is facilitating the achievements of many attorneys around the country practicing foreclosure relief law. He is consulting with the top class action law firms in the country, empowering them with his winning techniques. By constantly broadening his knowledge, Michael is working to find fair solutions regarding this real estate crisis for homeowners, the government, and others. He has become a nationally recognized public figure Source: http://www.1888pressrelease.com/michael-t-pines-esq-joins-certified-forensic-loan-auditors-pr-282108.html