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Recession intercession

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Mike Willis assesses the legal issues and potential fallout should a property recession be on the horizon, and advocates re-learning some old lessons

For several years in the 1990s, many professionals - and their insurers - faced claims by lenders thwarted in their mortgage recoveries by fraud, over-valued securities, or incompetent legal advice

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