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Klopfenstein et al v. Fifth Third Bank
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1:12-cv-00851
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March 10, 2025
Fifth Third Borrowers Win $3.6M Atty Fee Despite Trial Finish
An Ohio federal judge awarded $3.6 million in attorney fees and costs to a class of Fifth Third Bank borrowers who convinced the court the bank violated the Truth in Lending Act with its Early Access loan program, but lost other claims at trial two years ago.
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November 07, 2024
Fifth Third Takes Cash Advance Suit Verdict To 6th Circ.
Fifth Third Bank has notified an Ohio federal judge that it plans to appeal to the Sixth Circuit a jury's finding that it breached customer contracts with borrowers who participated in its Early Access loan program and the judge's order denying the bank a new trial.
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October 01, 2024
Verdict Stands In Fifth Third Bank Cash Advance Suit
An Ohio federal judge refused to override a jury's verdict that Fifth Third Bank breached its contracts with the class of borrowers who participated in its Early Access loan program, and also said he would not order a partial new trial for the borrowers after that same jury denied them damages.
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December 21, 2023
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Buckeye State courts delivered major developments spanning multiple practice areas in 2023, including a 20-year prison sentence for former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder for bribery and a decision holding that the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark take on agency deference doesn't hold weight in Ohio.
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June 16, 2023
Fifth Third Slams Bid To Override Jury In Cash Advance Suit
Fifth Third Bank slammed a bid by borrowers to get a judge to rule in their favor despite a jury's previous refusal to award damages on their claims over cash advance fees, arguing that the jury's verdict was consistent with relevant law and the borrowers' new arguments are either meritless or have been waived.
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June 13, 2023
Fifth Third Borrowers Want $4.8M Atty Fee Despite Trial Finish
A class of Fifth Third Bank borrowers has told an Ohio federal judge that they plan to ask for a $4.8 million attorney fee award over their lone victory in a suit that went to trial and ended with an Ohio federal jury finding the bank owed no damages on a $444 million breach of contract claim.
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April 27, 2023
Jury Sides With Fifth Third In $444M Cash Advance Suit
An Ohio federal jury found Thursday that Fifth Third Bank owes no damages for a $444 million breach of contract claim brought against it for allegedly charging its Early Access Cash Advance loan program customers a higher annual percentage rate than it advertised and giving inaccurate summaries of those loans to borrowers.