McCune Law Group Files Class Action Lawsuit Challenging AAA Mass Arbitration Rules
ONTARIO, Calif., Feb. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- On February 8, 2024, McCune Law Group (MLG), a national consumer firm dedicated to upholding consumer rights, filed a class action lawsuit alleging that consumers were misled by Wells Fargo's overdraft fee policies and that the American Arbitration Association (AAA) has allowed Wells Fargo to evade accountability.
- The lawsuit alleges Wells Fargo violated Regulation E by charging consumers overdraft fees on one-time debit card and ATM transactions without proper disclosures and procedures.
- MLG's class action lawsuit against Wells Fargo highlights an apparent unfair advantage for Wells Fargo, which has faced many lawsuits in previous years for allegedly unreasonable or unlawful practices.
- "This class action lawsuit against Wells Fargo highlights the importance of financial institutions adhering to regulations designed to protect consumers," states Emily J. Kirk , the MLG's Financial Services Practice Group Leader.
- To obtain comments from Richard McCune or Emily Kirk regarding this case matter, contact McCune Law Group's Public Relations department at [email protected] .