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Bastian et al v. United Services Automobile Association et al
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August 21, 2017
USAA Drivers Seek $5.1M In Attys' Fees In Tax Comp Deal
Lawyers representing United Services Automobile Association policyholders asked in Florida federal court Saturday for the agreed-to max of $5.1 million in attorneys' fees, plus $100,000 in costs, after settling a class action accusing USAA of shorting sales tax reimbursement for replacing totaled cars.
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April 25, 2017
USAA Settles Sales Tax Compensation Class Action For $39M
The United Services Automobile Association agreed Tuesday to pay $39 million to settle a class suit in Florida challenging its practice of compensating policyholders with totaled cars for the sales tax incurred in purchasing a replacement, rather than determining tax based on the covered vehicle's value.
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September 29, 2015
USAA Can't Ditch Class Action Over Sales Tax Compensation
United Services Automobile Association on Tuesday lost its bid to shake a case of first impression in Florida federal court challenging its practice of compensating policyholders with totaled cars for the sales tax incurred in purchasing a replacement, rather than determining tax based on the covered vehicle's value.