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Mar 13, 2008

ORNTI acquires American-First Abstract CompanyMortgagePress.comtitle insurance, real estate and mortgage loan settlement services Old Republic National Title Insurance Company (ORNTI) has announced the acquisition of American-First Abstract Company, a full-service abstract and title company providing abstract, title insurance, and real estate and mortgage loan settlement services. "We are excited about our new alliance with such a reputable title insurance leader and look forward to working closely with Old Republic National Title Insurance Company," said Carla Hawkins, who will remain president of American-First. ORNTI is a title insurance company based in Minneapolis, Minn. For more information, call (800) 328-4441 or visit www.oldrepublictitle.com. American-First Abstract Company is a full service abstract and title company based in Norman, Okla. For more information, call (405) 321-7577 or visit www.americanfirst.com.
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