Freshman Law

Ron Freshman is a consumer defense attorney whose primary practice is focused on helping homeowners and borrowers who are being subjected to the unfair and deceptive business practices of national banks and Wall Street firms.  Ron has litigated in state, federal and bankruptcy courts – focusing on shining a light on the money trail.  Ron’s legal team includes seasoned, experienced paralegals and office support to ensure client’s matters are given the right priority.  Some of his wins include:

In re Rivera v. Deutsche Bank National Trust Company as Trustee, et al. Case Number NCA-13-1615-KuPaJu (unpublished), Ron appeared before the 9^th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel (“BAP”) and argued that in bankruptcy, a debtor has the right to challenge the secured status of a party claiming to be a creditors in the bankruptcy.  The BAP agreed and remanded the matter back to the trial court for litigation.

Butler v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. , Case Number G050260 the California Court of Appeals agreed that Butler had “two strings to his bow” focusing on the improper charges made to Butler’s account, which were then used as a pretext to foreclose.  The matter was affirmed except the issue of wrongful foreclosure which was remanded back to the trial court for litigation.

Mr. Freshman has successfully negotiated settlements, and continues to fight for homeowners against wrongful foreclosure, unlawful detainer, and predatory servicing of loans. If you need assistance, please give Ron a call to determine if the Freshman Law legal team can assist you.

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