Borrowers Say Payday Lender's Criminal Cases Kill Arbitration

By Jess Krochtengel (October 24, 2016, 7:35 PM EDT) -- A putative class of borrowers who say payday lender Cash Biz LP broke the law when it filed criminal charges against them for unpaid debts on Friday asked the Texas Supreme Court to stop the lender from moving their claims to arbitration....

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