a woman who sued Wal-Mart after it wrongly reported her to a national database as having bounced a check was awarded $130,000 by a federal jury on June 26. Mary Waddle, 48, wrote a check to the Somerset, Ky., Wal-Mart store where she worked, and the store's bank returned it with the incorrect indication that she had no account. The problem was resolved with the store but, about a year later, Waddle learned that her credit rating was still affected when another store refused to accept her check. Attempts to
August 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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