January 07, 2020
A day before a scheduled hearing on a motion to dismiss class claims that a Wisconsin-based Native American tribal lender violated usury laws, a Pennsylvania judge inked an order Monday throwing out the case after receiving notice of an apparent settlement.
September 24, 2019
A borrower who claims he was ripped off by interest rates surpassing 600% argued in federal court that the tribal leader he accuses of making illegal loans can't claim immunity from a class action lawsuit.
September 03, 2019
A Native American tribal officer has asked a Pennsylvania federal court to free him from a suit that claims he and others violated federal racketeering and state anti-usury laws by making payday loans at interest rates of more than 600%.
June 10, 2019
The officers of a Wisconsin-based Native American tribe violated Pennsylvania anti-usury law and federal racketeering law by making payday loans with interest rates in excess of 600%, according to a proposed class action lawsuit filed in a Pennsylvania federal court.