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Connecticut Lawsuits
- Energy Plus Faces Class Action over Rate Hikes (May-2-12)
- Portier Fine Foods Norwegian Smoke Salmon Recalled (Mar-31-11)
- Reports of Property Damage Prompt Recall of Compact Light Bulbs (Oct-5-10)
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It's Alive! Class Action Lawsuit against Capital One Bank is Back On
New York, NY Tawanna Roberts's excessive bank overdraft fees lawsuit had all the familiar hallmarks. She claimed that she had a positive balance at the time she made the transactions that triggered the penalties, and that those penalties were made worse by Capital One's practice of reordering transactions to maximize what it could charge.
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Despite Recent Settlements, Banks Still Bilking Consumers Out of Billions
Washington, DC: When one looks back to 2017 and considers examples when banks have been called to account for excessive bank overdraft fees – including last November’s $66.6 million settlement to end a bank overdraft fees lawsuit against Bank of America – one would naturally assume progress is finally being made on an issue that has plagued Americans for years.
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Veterans Still Seeking Benefits Fifty One Years after Radiation Exposure
Meriden, CT: A mid-air collision in 1966 during a military refueling exercise has provided the foundation for a disability claims lawsuit against the US Department of Defense brought by former service personnel who assert exposure to radiation.
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New York, NY Tawanna Roberts's excessive bank overdraft fees lawsuit had all the familiar hallmarks. She claimed that she had a positive balance at the time she made the transactions that triggered the penalties, and that those penalties were made worse by Capital One's practice of reordering transactions to maximize what it could charge.READ MORE
Despite Recent Settlements, Banks Still Bilking Consumers Out of Billions
Washington, DC: When one looks back to 2017 and considers examples when banks have been called to account for excessive bank overdraft fees – including last November’s $66.6 million settlement to end a bank overdraft fees lawsuit against Bank of America – one would naturally assume progress is finally being made on an issue that has plagued Americans for years.READ MORE
Veterans Still Seeking Benefits Fifty One Years after Radiation Exposure
Meriden, CT: A mid-air collision in 1966 during a military refueling exercise has provided the foundation for a disability claims lawsuit against the US Department of Defense brought by former service personnel who assert exposure to radiation.READ MORE
MORE CONNECTICUT LEGAL NEWS
- ‘Guerrilla’ Wrongful Termination Lawsuit Heads Back to State Court
- New Report Shows 10 Banks Account for 67 Percent of Overdraft Fee Revenue
- Pradaxa Lawsuits Allege Pradaxa Bleeding Risk, Insufficient Warnings
- Johnson & Johnson Wins An SJS Lawsuit
- Manufacturer Attempts to Escape Federal Pradaxa Wrongful Death Lawsuit
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