Hamish faces 10 years in prison, just like the rest of attorneys and plaintiffs, for the cover-up of many statutory provisions and defending the 10% dividend instead, that would increase the capital needs for the assault on the ownership by Wall Street.
A dividend is a capital distribution. Restricted, guess where... in the Restriction on Capital Distributions.
Its exceptions are the evidence of a secret plan, primarily because what was transferred to UST can't be called dividend, but an installment that prevented FnF from recording the Retained Earnings (Core Capital)
Then, FHFA staff and FnF management and BOD have committed Securities Law violations that carry a prison sentence of 5 years each. It also needs to be settled with all the shareholders and not just Berkowitz and John Paulson.
The latter is represented by Hamish Hume in court.