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The City of Westland v. Stumpf et al
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May 09, 2014
Wells Fargo Wins OK On $67M Deal In Robosigning Cover-Up
A California federal judge on Friday granted preliminary approval to Wells Fargo & Co.'s $67 million plan to exit a derivative stockholder suit accusing the giant's directors of concealing their alleged lack of cooperation in a federal probe over the bank's "robosigning" foreclosure practices.
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February 14, 2012
Evidence Over Wells Fargo Execs' Probe Delay Stands
A California federal judge said Thursday that investors in a derivative suit against Wells Fargo & Co. had sufficiently claimed that the mortgage lending giant's directors had concealed their alleged lack of cooperation in a federal probe over the bank's foreclosure practices.