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How BofA Used Merrill To Bully the Government

Written by Mark J. Astarita, Esq. on Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Some members of Congress and others have accused federal regulators of pressuring Bank of America into going through with its merger with Merrill Lynch. But records suggest it was the bank, not regulators, doing the bullying. Law.com has an analysis of this view of the issue. More>>>

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  1. 2 comments: Responses to “ How BofA Used Merrill To Bully the Government ”

  2. By chris brown on Thursday, 01 October, 2009

    Thats good that he is doing that but how does this benefit us or why is it important bank of america is evil they rob u of your money and lie about your fees..

  3. By Baba on Saturday, 14 November, 2009

    Bank of America really awesome in bullying. Even the government become their victim too. WOWW... After raising the interests of credit card holder, now this one. Damn, they are so clever. Two thumbs up for BoA. Keep bullying. Ha-ha. - Nick from How to File Bankruptcy

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