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REYES v. ZION FIRST NATIONAL BANK et al
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2:10-cv-00345
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July 05, 2016
Zions Shells Out $37M To End Pa. Telemarketer Fraud Suit
Zions Bancorp has agreed to pay $37.5 to settle claims that it was complicit in a series of schemes by telemarketers to gain access to customers' bank accounts and charge excessive fees, according to a Tuesday filing in a Pennsylvania federal court.
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September 25, 2013
Zions Beats Cert. Bid In Pa. Telemarketer Fraud Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Monday refused to grant class certification to a group of plaintiffs who allege that Zions Bancorp. was complicit in a series of schemes by telemarketers to gain access to customers' bank accounts and charge excessive fees, saying too many individualized claims were involved.
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January 18, 2013
Telemarketing Claims Too Unwieldy For Cert., Zions Says
A complaint alleging that a Zions Bancorp subsidiary aided a group of telemarketers in defrauding thousands of consumers involved too many disparate claims and lacked sufficient evidence to merit class certification, attorneys for the bank told a federal judge in Philadelphia on Friday.
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January 17, 2013
Telemarketing Scam Victims Seek Class Cert. Against Zions
An attorney hoping to represent what he said was nearly 400,000 plaintiffs told a Philadelphia federal judge Thursday that customers accusing a Zions Bancorp subsidiary of complicity in a fraudulent telemarketing scheme warranted class certification.