California's attorney general and a host of Golden State lawmakers are pushing for a "Homeowner Bill of Rights" designed to protect homeowners from abusive mortgage practices and help devastated communities recover from the foreclosure crisis.
The move capitalizes on the $25 billion National Mortgage Settlement's provision that allows states to press mortgage lenders for greater redress arising from lenders' foreclosure abuses after the housing market crashed.
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