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STEIN et al v. BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION et al
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August 28, 2012
BofA Beats Suit Over International Call Data Security
A Washington federal judge dismissed a putative class action against Bank of America Corp. on Tuesday, finding that two customers did not have legal standing to sue the bank over its alleged failure to protect their electronic data when their calls to the bank were transferred overseas.
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August 03, 2011
BofA Accused Of Leaving Customers' Data Unprotected
Bank of America Corp. and several foreign subsidiaries were hit with a putative class action Wednesday in Washington federal court claiming the bank fails to protect its customers' electronic data when it transfers calls overseas.