A lawyer from Maine whose pro bono work helped uncover the robo-signing mortgage scandal is getting more than recognition for his efforts.
Thomas Cox is one of five people receiving a $100,000 "Purpose Prize." The awards program recognizes those 60 and over who have created… full story
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