Bank settles $10M slow notice suit « Virginia Lawyers Weekly

Bank settles $10M slow notice suit
Lawyers get quarter of the fees they sought

By Peter Vieth
Published: February 8, 2010

Tags: Consumer Protection, Judge Michael F. Urbanski, U.S. District Court - Western District

A federal magistrate judge in Roanoke has approved the settlement of a consolidated consumer class action lawsuit against Bank of America for nearly $10 million. Consumer advocates had sued to force quicker credit disclosures by the bank to loan applicants. The judge recommends, however, that the lawyers should make do with only a quarter ...

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Lawyers get quarter of the fees they sought