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Ramirez v. Fidelity National Title Insurance Company
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4:09-cv-00230
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September 12, 2013
Homeowners Lose Class Cert. In Fidelity Mortgage Row
An Arizona federal court on Wednesday decertified a homeowner's class action against Fidelity National Title Insurance Company, finding that lead plaintiff Miguel Ramirez cannot prove the insurer charged excessive mortgage refinancing fees to tens of thousands of customers.
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April 01, 2011
Class Cert. Granted In Fidelity Title Insurance Suit
A homeowner won class certification Thursday in a suit alleging Fidelity National Title Insurance Co. violated consumer protection statutes in Arizona by overcharging for title insurance when property owners refinanced mortgages.