“You’re going to tell them to pound sand? Well, they’re going to say, ‘Okay, well we’re going to suspend the agreement, we’re not going to take any more loans from you,’” said James Brody, a senior litigation partner at the law firm of Garris Horn.
The lawsuit focused on whether $75 million of deferred principal payments owed by borrowers who had entered into loan modification programs following the 2008 financial crisis should factor into the clean-up call price of MBS held by Deutsche Bank.