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False advertising and more
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Large Wells Fargo judgment reinstated
Via the Consumer Law & Policy Blog.
Previous coverage of the legal response to Wells Fargo's reprehensible practices
here
(9th Circuit) and
here
(earlier district court opinion). More from me likely next week, post-grading.
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