The Hoosier state has joined the ranks of states filing suit against the lender everyone loves to hate, Countrywide Financial Corporation.
The Indiana Attorney General's office has filed a law suit, claiming that the mortgage lender mislead homeowners, to the point of outright lying to customers.
"The specific suit we're bringing now, we brought in Steuben County because we do have a number of people that live in that area that we think will be affected by the outcome of this litigation but the complaint names consumers in Hamilton and Marion counties," Attorney General Steve Carter said.
Carter urged anyone who thought they have been taken advantage of by the lender to contact his office at 317-232-6330 or 1-800-382-5516.
The state's unemployment numbers should now show a drop for the week as the AG will probably have to staff up to handle the diluge.
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