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Sep. 12, 2013

Michael W. Sobol

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Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein LLP | San Francisco | Practice type: Litigation

Michael W. Sobol


Sobol wants to hold the financial sector responsible for pushing banks to make bad loans. But unlike most other lawsuits that arose out of the 2008 housing market crash, Sobol's sought to win back some money for the mortgage consumers, not the investors who bought toxic mortgage-backed securities.


"What's largely unaddressed is the primary victims - the people stuck with the bad mortgages in the first place," Sobol said.


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