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Court: Wal-Mart to face massive class action suit
SAN FRANCISCO — A sharply divided federal appeals court on Monday exposed Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to billions of dollars in legal damages when it ruled a massive class action lawsuit alleging gender discrimination over pay for female workers can go to trial.
Notice to Bank of America Call and/or Put Option Investors from the Securities Law Firm of Tramont Guerra & Nunez, PA
The recommendation of unsuitable investments in exchange traded options which resulted in investment losses may represent a cause of action for a securities arbitration claim file with FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
Notice to Harleysville National Investors from the Securities Law Firm of Tramont Guerra & Nunez, PA
Recommendations of unsuitable investments and/or maintaining unprotected concentrated stock positions are both causes of action that may be available to investors against their full-service brokerage firm in an individual securities arbitration claim filed with FINRA.
Notice to All Smithtown Bancorp Investors from the Securities Law Firm of Tramont Guerra & Nunez, PA
A securities arbitration claim may allow investors to claim larger losses in Smithtown Bancorp stock based on higher market values that prevailed prior to the class period.
Time Running Out for Investors to Op Out from Schwab Yield Plus
The Law Firm of Miller & Milove is reminding Schwab Yieldplus investors that the deadline to opt out or elect to be excluded from the class action which has been certified on behalf of Schwab Yieldplus investors is December 28, 2009.
The Wall Street Watchdog Urges Investors with Schwab Yield Plus to Opt Out of the Class Action Before 12-28-09
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is urging investors with financial losses in the Charles Schwab YieldPlus to opt out of the class-action lawsuit by submitting a written request for exclusion in order to pursue an individual arbitration claim with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). If investors want to opt out of this class-action, their requests must be received by Dec. 28, 2009. The group says,"why accept $0.10 to $0.20 on the dollar with this Schwab YieldPlus class action? You need to fight to get all of your money back. You worked hard for your money, we will try to show you how to fight to get it back." For more information please contact the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog at 866-714-6466, or contact the group via...
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Thousands Received Checks for $268 Each in the Easy to Claim McGee Vs. Ross Stores Class Action Lawsuit Settlement
Out of the almost one million people eligible to make a claim in the McGee Vs. Ross Stores class action lawsuit settlement, less than 5,000 submitted claims and of those 2,609 received checks. This is the first confirmed payout from a class action lawsuit settlement listed at Top Class Actions.
What Is A Class Action Lawsuit?
Have you received a notification of a class action lawsuit? Do you know what to do at this point? What does it a class action lawsuit mean? How does a class action lawsuit happen anyway? First of all, there are several different types of class action lawsuits. Many of them are centered on large companies, but any establishment can be the cause of a class action lawsuit.
Barnes Law Group Obtains Class Action Certification Status
Attorneys at the Barnes Law Group, LLC successfully obtained class action certification in another health insurance premium renewal case that affects more than 5,700 small business owners who purchased an Upper Midwest Employer Group IMP health insurance plan that was sold in the late 1990's by Fortis Benefits Insurance Company.
Attorney Advises Customers of Bank of America to Consider Their Options Regarding Auction Rate Security Losses
Bank of America customers who were sold illiquid auction rate securities should carefully consider their options before automatically becoming part of a class action. Investors with meritorious claims could receive larger individual recoveries by opting out of class actions and going directly to arbitration.
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