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Titus v. ZestFinance, Inc. et al
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3:18-cv-05373
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Racketeer/Corrupt Organization
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November 20, 2018
Ex-Google Exec, Tribal Co. Win Stay In Payday Loan Suit
A Washington federal judge has paused a proposed class action claiming a former Google executive's financial technology company and a tribal corporation ran a payday lending business with exorbitant rates, saying the businesses have a strong likelihood of winning their appeal of his earlier decision to deny arbitration.
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November 02, 2018
Ex-Google Exec, Tribe Want Stay To Fight Arbitration Denial
A former Google executive's financial technology company and a tribal corporation through which his fintech firm ran a payday lending business asked a Washington federal judge Thursday to stay a putative class action over exorbitant interest rates while they appeal his decision not to send the dispute to arbitration.
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October 19, 2018
Ex-Google Exec's Co. Can't Arbitrate Tribal Payday Loan Suit
A Washington federal judge has denied a bid by a former Google executive's financial technology company and a tribal corporation through which his fintech firm ran a payday lending business to force into arbitration a suit over exorbitant interest rates, ruling that arbitration clauses in agreements borrowers signed are invalid.
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May 11, 2018
Ex-Google Exec's Co. Accused Of 'Rent-A-Tribe' Loan Scheme
A former Google executive and his financial technology company worked with a North Dakota tribe so they could hide behind its sovereign immunity while issuing illegal short-term loans with exorbitant interest rates, a proposed class of borrowers alleged in Washington federal court Thursday.