Many are calling the subprime mortgage crisis the "next great mega-litigation." In fact, subprime-related filings already exceed those of the S&L crisis of the '80s and '90s.

With so much on the line in this high-stakes, complex litigation, you can't afford to fall behind.
That's where the new LexisNexis® Financial Services Litigation Report comes in. This new publication will provide plaintiff, defense, insurance and corporate counsel with a highly-targeted look at the wave of subprime and credit crisis litigation.

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This new monthly publication will cover litigation related to:

 subprime mortgage lending, adjustable-rate mortgages, balloon mortgages, predatory lending and foreclosures

 the use of mortgage-backed securities, auction-rate securities and credit default swaps
 claims by retirement plan participants related to investments in mortgage-backed securities and against financial service institutions

 claims related to credit cards, consumer loans and other credit instruments

 bankruptcies of Lehman Brothers and other financial service institutions

 insurance coverage litigation

 and much more

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Act now so you can develop a clear-cut case plan and deliver client success when it comes to the wave of litigation spawned from the subprime mortgage meltdown.

LexisNexis Financial Services Litigation Report
Newsletter, published monthly, Pub. #07078, ISSN 1947-4520, $895