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Story v. Heartland Payment Systems, LLC
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3:19-cv-00724
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December 17, 2024
Heartland Payment Settles Florida School Lunch Card Suit
Parents from Florida and elsewhere have settled a proposed federal class action with a payment processor over alleged unfair surcharges collected after depositing lunch money onto school-sponsored reloadable cards used by their kids.
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February 23, 2024
Heartland Payment Fights Cert. Bid In School Lunch Card Suit
Payment processor Heartland Payment Systems LLC has asked a Florida federal judge to deny class certification to Heartland customers alleging the company hit them with unfair surcharges when they loaded lunch money onto school-sponsored payment cards used by their kids.
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January 08, 2024
Parents Seek To Certify Class In School Lunch Debit Card Suit
Customers of credit card payment processor Heartland Payment Systems LLC have asked a Florida federal judge to grant class action status to their lawsuit alleging the company hit them with unfair surcharges when they deposited lunch money onto school-sponsored reloadable cards used by their kids.