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Baker v. Navient Solutions, LLC
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1:17-cv-01160
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February 08, 2019
$2.5M Navient Robocall Deal Finalized, $833K Attys Fees OK'd
A Virginia federal judge Friday gave final approval to a $2.5 million settlement in a class action case alleging student loan servicer Navient subjected loan debtors' references to unsolicited robocalls, with the court also approving nearly another $1 million in attorneys' fees and expenses.
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June 20, 2018
Navient Agrees To Pay $2.5M To End Robocall Class Action
A woman who claims Navient Solutions LLC pestered her with unwanted robocalls pressed a Virginia federal judge to sign off on the parties' proposed $2.5 million class action deal, arguing that the pact was a “good result” in light of a recent D.C. Circuit ruling that “enhanced” Navient’s core autodialer defense.