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Sheila Allen, et al v. J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.
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December 04, 2015
'Serial Objector' Tells 7th Circ. $122K Bond Is Excessive
The almost $122,000 bond that a “serial objector” was ordered to pay in Illinois federal court to object to a $10.2 million class settlement with JPMorgan Chase Bank NA over the bank’s alleged robocalling practices is excessive, the objector has told the Seventh Circuit.
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November 30, 2015
'Serial Objector' Can Stay In $10M JPMorgan Robocall Row
The Seventh Circuit refused Monday to permanently ban attorney Christopher Bandas from the court, despite allegations from class members in a $10.2 million robocall settlement with JPMorgan Chase Bank NA that he has a history of filing frivolous objections.
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November 23, 2015
TCPA Class Tells 7th Circ. 'Serial Objector' Can Be Banned
Class members in a $10.2 million settlement with JPMorgan over robocall allegations told the Seventh Circuit on Monday that a "serial objector's" attempts to skirt sanctions allegations that could lead to his being permanently banned from appeals court are not founded in law.
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November 17, 2015
7th Circ. Urged To Bar 'Serial Objector' In TCPA Deal Appeal
Class members fighting an appeal of a $10.2 million settlement with JPMorgan over robocall allegations on Monday asked the Seventh Circuit to permanently bar an attorney they claim has a history of filing "serial objections" from practicing before the appeals court, citing another court's decision to ban him.