For the third time in a month, Washington, D.C.'s Tycko & Zavareei has filed a lawsuit challenging overdraft fees, this time targeting Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bank. Customers allege that the bank charges unjustified overdraft fees in violation of state and federal laws and want the bank to refund hundreds of millions of dollars in allegedly unlawful charges. Two similar suits were filed in January against TD Bank and Citizens Financial Group, and the law firm says more suits are in the pipeline.
February 05, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
For the third time in a month, Washington, D.C.’s Tycko & Zavareei has filed a lawsuit challenging overdraft fees. The latest case, filed Monday in federal court in Atlanta, targets Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bank.
Two similar suits were filed in January — one against TD Bank in Washington, D.C., and the other against Citizens Financial Group in Chicago. The firm says more are in the pipeline.
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