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May 07, 2025
US Bancorp Retirees Pare Down Class Status Request
A trio of U.S. Bancorp retirees asked a Minnesota federal judge for class status in their lawsuit claiming the company underpaid workers who opted for early retirement, arguing that a narrowed class definition should allay concerns previously identified by the court.
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April 04, 2025
US Bank Defeats Class Cert. In Early Retiree Benefits Suit
A Minnesota federal judge on Friday rejected a bid to certify a class action for more than 2,000 U.S. Bank retirees accusing the bank of unlawfully reducing monthly pension payments for those taking early retirement, finding the proposed class had differing concerns that blocked classwide resolution.
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November 26, 2024
Retirees Fight For Class Cert. In US Bancorp Benefits Suit
Three U.S. Bancorp retirees urged a Minnesota federal judge to certify a 2,300-member class action claiming the bank holding company shorted them on early retirement benefits, arguing that the institution's contentions with its expert's analysis of the pension plan shouldn't block certification.