Monthly Archives: September 2011

In the 2011 session, I was the chief patron of three reform bills which went after foreclosure fraud and “Robo-signing.”  These bills required minimum notice, recordation of assignment interests and prohibited the use of forged signatures on foreclosing documents. Despite … Continue reading →

“Woke up.  Got out of bed.  Dragged a comb across my head.” It’s been forty-four years since the Beatles recorded “A Day in the Life” as the last single on Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.  Where have the years … Continue reading →

Today I attended the Small Business Summit at the George Mason Inn in Fairfax.  There were over a hundred entrepeneurs hearing from speakers on work force retraining, transportation and health care. In my small speaking role, I introduced a man who has … Continue reading →