Bayol v. Zipcar, Inc.

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Case Number:

3:14-cv-02483

Court:

California Northern

Nature of Suit:

Other Fraud

Multi Party Litigation:

Class Action

Judge:

Thelton E. Henderson

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  1. August 20, 2015

    Zipcar Can't Shake Calif. Drivers' Late Fee Suit

    A group of California drivers accusing Zipcar Inc. of illegally gouging them on late fees beat the car-sharing company's bid to dismiss the suit after a California federal judge ruled that the plaintiffs showed they could recover more than the $5 million federal threshold.

  2. August 10, 2015

    Zipcar Says Late Fee Suit Doesn't Meet $5M Threshold

    Zipcar Inc. urged a California federal judge on Monday to toss a proposed class action accusing it of illegally gouging California drivers on late fees, arguing that the plaintiffs have no evidence that the amount at issue in their case exceeds the $5 million federal threshold.

  3. January 30, 2015

    Zipcar Can't Ditch Claims It Gouged Drivers On Late Fees

    A California federal judge Thursday denied Zipcar Inc.'s request to throw out a putative class action accusing it of illegally gouging California drivers on late fees, saying the car-sharing service must show how the charges square with the actual cost of overdue vehicle returns.

  4. September 26, 2014

    Zipcar Can't Move Calif. Late Fee Suit To Mass., Judge Says

    A California federal judge on Friday nixed Zipcar Inc.'s bid to transfer a putative class action alleging it unfairly gouges customers on late fees, saying a clause in the membership agreement stipulating that all legal actions be brought in Massachusetts court might affect the California state law claims in the suit.

  5. May 30, 2014

    Zipcar Customer Sues To Recover 'Unconscionable' Late Fees

    A Zipcar Inc. customer launched a putative class action Thursday in California claiming the car-sharing service unfairly gouges customers on late fees, saying the charges don't square with the cost of overdue vehicle returns and can't be enforced under state law.