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A new class action lawsuit in state court in Florida alleges that Home Depot automatically adds a 10 percent charge to all rental equipment to cover possible damage to tools without telling customers that the charge is optional. The suit seeks class action status for the estimated thousands of customers in Florida who rented equipment from Home Depot during the last five years. It seeks both damages and an injunction forcing the Atlanta-based home improvement giant to cease the practice.
December 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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