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Diane Matalas v. Visa USA Inc et al
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2:10-cv-05171
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August 06, 2015
'Strange' Wells Fargo Card Contract May Not Fly, Judge Says
A California federal judge tasked with deciding whether Wells Fargo Bank NA can force a Visa-branded gift card buyer to arbitrate her putative class action alleging deceptive marketing noted Thursday that "strange" one-sided provisions in the card's user agreement may make it unconscionable.
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March 02, 2015
Judge Says Wells Fargo False Ad Class Claims 'Torpedoed'
A California federal judge on Monday asked for additional briefing before ruling whether Wells Fargo Bank NA can force a Visa-branded gift card purchaser to arbitrate her claims of deceptive marketing, but noted that the plaintiffs' argument against arbitration raised individual questions that render class claims "torpedoed."
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December 18, 2014
Judge Stalls Arbitration Bid In Wells Fargo False Ad Suit
A California federal judge on Thursday tentatively rejected a bid by Wells Fargo Bank NA to force a Visa-branded gift card purchaser to arbitrate class action claims of deceptive marketing, but asked for additional briefing after the bank showed the product's packaging contained an obvious arbitration provision.
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January 12, 2012
Judge Questions Arbitration In Wells Fargo Card Suit
A California federal judge on Thursday tentatively rejected a bid by Wells Fargo Bank NA to force a Visa-branded gift card purchaser to arbitrate class action claims of deceptive marketing, saying the bank's arguments went even further than recent arbitration-friendly Supreme Court rulings.