Every single day we receive more and more evidence of the banks and their wrongdoing. I long ago gave up on any government official to do anything about it and I never had any faith that any of the banks or the industry could self police I had faith that our courts would do something, anything about it all, but that was a naive fantasy. It would be nice if the big class action attorneys could do the job, but it seems that’s just too unwieldy.
The only glimmer of hope is the individual attorneys who are out there in the trenches, battling by hand every single day. I have some measure of success, and many of the good attorneys I know do as well, but the time it takes to hand-craft the responses and attacks, the preparation that goes into every single hearing and every single draft is obscenely inefficient and costly. It shouldn’t take that much time…especially now after all these years of documenting the abuses and educating the judges…but it does. It’s a bit like groundhog day…..every single day you walk into a courtroom, it feels like you’ve got to re-invent and start from ground zero all over again.
Along the lines of this discussion, I wanted to share the f0llowing from Nye Lavalle: