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September 2010
Case in Point
Court awards restitution to class claiming Wells Fargo charged excessive overdraft fees
The plaintiffs alleged that the bank instituted changes including posting its customers’ debit card charges using a high-to-low order, commingling debit purchases with checks and other transactions, and creating a shadow line of credit solely to increase overdraft fees. The court said the bank had set a “trap” for consumers and awarded $203 million. Gutierrez v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
News
- Suit claims for-profit schools lie to enrollees, target those needing federal loans
Courtney L. Davenport - Employee tip-pooling cases hindered, but not foreclosed, in California
Courtney L. Davenport
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Certification News
- EEOC affirms certification of disability bias suit against Social Security Administration
- Court certifies class claiming trucking company laid off workers without notice
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- Residents claiming California fish and game department poisoned lake certified as class
