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Wooden et al v. HSBC Mortgage Services Inc et al
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1:13-cv-00185
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August 28, 2015
HSBC Says Plaintiffs Risk No Recovery If $1.8M Deal Not OK'd
HSBC PLC urged a Colorado federal judge to approve a $1.8 million settlement reached with putative class members who alleged the bank took kickbacks for steering consumers into inflated flood insurance contracts, saying Friday the group faced the "very real risk" of no recovery without the deal.
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April 10, 2015
HSBC, Assurant To Pay $1.8M To End Insurance Kickback Row
HSBC PLC and Assurant Inc. agreed to pay $1.8 million to end a class action alleging the bank took kickbacks for steering consumers into inflated flood insurance contracts, according to a motion for preliminary approval of the deal filed in Colorado federal court Friday.
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January 05, 2015
HSBC, Assurant Near Force-Placed Insurance Settlements
HSBC PLC and Assurant Inc. are close to settling two class action lawsuits alleging that they engaged in a scheme in which the bank received kickbacks for steering consumers into inflated flood insurance contracts, according to court documents filed Monday.