In re: Bank of America Unauthorized Account Opening Litigation

  1. November 13, 2025

    BofA Says Bid To Revive Fake Account Claim Is Deficient

    Bank of America said consumers who accuse the bank of opening unauthorized credit card accounts in their names should not be allowed to amend their complaint to fix the issues a North Carolina federal court found with their Fair Credit Reporting Act claims, saying the suit's same pleading defects would remain.

  2. October 28, 2025

    Consumers Push To Revive BofA Fake Account Claims

    A proposed class of consumers who accuse Bank of America of opening unauthorized accounts in their names have asked a North Carolina federal judge to amend their consolidated complaint, saying the proposed amendment would address the deficiencies the court found with their Fair Credit Reporting Act claims last month.

  3. October 02, 2025

    NC Judge Slashes Bank Of America Fake Accounts Class Suit

    A North Carolina federal judge has slashed a proposed class action accusing Bank of America of opening unauthorized accounts in people's names, tossing claims for violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, unjust enrichment and unfair trade practices, and leaving only negligence claims intact.

  4. April 22, 2025

    Judge Wonders If BofA Fake Accounts Suit Is 'Fishing'

    A North Carolina federal judge on Tuesday questioned why he shouldn't dismiss a proposed class action alleging Bank of America opened unauthorized accounts in people's names after the bank argued that a similar suit against Wells Fargo didn't survive.

  5. November 26, 2024

    BofA Blames ID Fraudsters For Fake Accounts Behind Suit

    Bank of America told a North Carolina federal court that third-party identity theft is to blame for the alleged fake accounts that prompted proposed class claims, and cited Wells Fargo's escape from a similar suit as a reason to toss the case.

  6. July 14, 2023

    Customers Sue BofA Over Fake Accounts After CFPB Fine

    Bank of America NA has been hit with a proposed class action alleging it opened credit cards without customers' knowledge to meet sales goals, just days after the bank agreed to a nine-figure settlement with federal regulators over alleged transgressions involving its credit card rewards and overdraft policies.