Practices of U.S. Bank Home Mortgage Relating to the Release of Insurance Claim Proceeds Investigated by Law Firm of Kirby McInerney LLP
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When an insurance claim is made for damage to a mortgaged property, the check issued by the insurance carrier (called a "loss draft") is made payable to both the borrower and the mortgage servicer. The servicer has the right to inspect the property to make sure that repairs or rebuilding have been completed before releasing the proceeds of the loss draft to the homeowner.
Frequently, homeowners expend large sums of money on contractor's bills, and rely on the servicer promptly to release the insurance proceeds to reimburse those expenses. Kirby McInerney is investigating whether
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