Sentences with phrase «various title insurance companies»

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The folder stored more than 100 files with passwords — labeled with titles like «website passwords» and «Server Privileged Access» — to personal computers, servers, e-mail accounts, social media accounts for various films, media subscriptions and even passwords for credit card and insurance companies.

Defend major pharmaceutical and insurance companies in single plaintiff and class actions, involving various state and federal claims, including but not limited to FLSA, FMLA, Title VII, CEPA, ADA, ADEA, NJLAD, etc..

Lighthouse entered into marketing services agreements (MSAs) with various companies, including, for example, real estate brokers, to refer mortgage closings and title insurance business to Lighthouse.

When purchasing a home, a real estate lawyer can help the buyer sort out the various protections offered by different title insurance companies in order to get an idea of which risks are covered and which are excluded.

Various commenters representing settlement agents, a real estate agent, title insurance companies, attorneys, credit unions, community banks, and various trade associations representing creditors, settlement agents, and the title insurance industry were concerned that alternative 1 would increase coordination costs for industry because it would shift settlement activities to creditors, introduce unnecessary complexity to the settlement process, delay the underwriting of title insurance, delay closings, and increase costs and risk to conVarious commenters representing settlement agents, a real estate agent, title insurance companies, attorneys, credit unions, community banks, and various trade associations representing creditors, settlement agents, and the title insurance industry were concerned that alternative 1 would increase coordination costs for industry because it would shift settlement activities to creditors, introduce unnecessary complexity to the settlement process, delay the underwriting of title insurance, delay closings, and increase costs and risk to convarious trade associations representing creditors, settlement agents, and the title insurance industry were concerned that alternative 1 would increase coordination costs for industry because it would shift settlement activities to creditors, introduce unnecessary complexity to the settlement process, delay the underwriting of title insurance, delay closings, and increase costs and risk to consumers.

Various commenters, including attorneys, law firms, title insurance companies, settlement agents and trade associations representing attorneys, settlement agents and the title insurance industry expressed concern that requiring creditor preparation of the Closing Disclosure would conflict with State regulation of closings and the practice of law.