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Gilbert v. MoneyMutual, LLC et al
Case Number:
4:13-cv-01171
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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Firms
- Akin Gump
- Andrew C. Simpson PC
- Armstrong Teasdale
- GBG LLP
- Lewis & Llewellyn
- O'Melveny & Myers
- Putterman Yu
- Sidley Austin
- Vedder Price
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January 27, 2020
MoneyMutual To Settle Calif. Payday Loan Suit For $2M
Payday lender MoneyMutual LLC has agreed to pay no more than $2 million to resolve nearly seven years of civil litigation over allegations that it illegally promoted loans from unlicensed lenders to California borrowers.
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October 06, 2017
Judge Rips Attys In Payday Loan Action For Incivility
A California federal judge chastised on Friday attorneys on both sides of a certified class action alleging payday lender MoneyMutual LLC and talk-show host Montel Williams illegally promoted loans from unlicensed lenders, saying during a hearing he's reached the end of his rope on their incivility and he'll impose "severe sanctions" if their behavior continues.
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July 28, 2016
MoneyMutual Wants To DQ Class Attys In Payday Loan Suit
Two lawyers representing a class against payday lender MoneyMutual LLC and talk-show host Montel Williams have been offering "consulting services" to payday lenders the attorneys previously litigated against and should be disqualified, the lender told a California federal court Wednesday.