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November 13, 2023
BofA Can't Escape All Of Customer's Zelle Outage Suit
A Florida federal judge ruled Monday that Bank of America will have to face at least part of a proposed class action brought by a customer alleging the bank's tech weaknesses led to an outage of payment system Zelle in January.
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June 29, 2023
BofA Customer Fights To Keep Zelle Glitch Suit Alive
A Bank of America customer has urged a Florida federal court not to nix her proposed class action over a Zelle outage, saying it was "a complete malfunction" that came from the bank's negligence, despite the bank calling it a "delay" in processing.
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June 08, 2023
BofA Says Customer Owed No Fiduciary Duty For Zelle Glitch
Bank of America urged a Florida federal judge to toss a proposed class action brought by a customer claiming that the bank's tech weaknesses led to a brief Zelle outage, arguing the bank does not owe the plaintiff fiduciary duties and is protected from the claims under contracts and Florida law.
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May 25, 2023
BofA Now Sole Defendant In Renewed Zelle Glitch Suit
A Bank of America customer who sued over a brief Zelle outage earlier this year has refiled her case in Florida federal court but omitted Zelle's parent company as a defendant, saying Bank of America's tech weaknesses led to the glitch.