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Justin Maghen v. Quicken Loans Inc.
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2:14-cv-03840
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April 28, 2015
Quicken Off The Hook In Suit Over Recorded Call
A California federal judge said Monday that Quicken Loans Inc. didn't violate the state's Invasion of Privacy Act when recording a phone conversation with the lead plaintiff of a proposed class action because the man consented to the recording.
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October 29, 2014
Quicken Fails To Disconnect Claims Of Secret Call Recordings
A California federal judge on Tuesday wouldn't let Quicken Loans Inc. skirt a proposed class action accusing the lender of surreptitiously recording sales calls to prospective customers, rejecting the lender's arguments that the state's Invasion of Privacy Act was ambiguous or overbroad.