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Oliva et al v. The Hertz Corporation
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3:17-cv-01083
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March 13, 2018
Hertz Can Arbitrate Renter's Suit Over Unpaid Toll Fees
A California federal judge on Monday sent to arbitration a putative class action alleging Hertz failed to tell car renters about transponders that didn't work properly on all toll roads so the company could unlawfully charge an administrative fee for unpaid tolls, saying the rental agreements had arbitration provisions.
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May 26, 2017
Hertz Charges Hidden Toll Fees For A Profit, Suit Says
Hertz fails to notify car renters that its transponders don't work on all toll roads and then charges consumers large, hidden fees for small, unpaid tolls to generate a profit, according to a putative class action filed Thursday in California federal court.