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Karamsetty v. Wells Fargo & Company et al
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3:12-cv-01364
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August 20, 2013
Wells Fargo Beats Suit Over Foreign Workers' Visa Renewals
Wells Fargo & Co. beat a proposed class action accusing the company of refusing to renew its foreign workers' visas to make them quit and avoid giving them severance pay, after a California federal judge on Monday found the bank had legitimate reasons for the policy.
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March 20, 2012
Ex-Worker Says Wells Fargo Let Visas Expire, Denied Severance
A former Wells Fargo & Co. employee hit the bank with a putative class action Monday in California, alleging Wells Fargo decided not to renew foreign employees' visas in order to force employees to quit so they would not have to pay them severance benefits.