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  1. The CFPB’s arbitration rule would restore consumers’ ability to join together in court to hold banks and lenders accountable when they break the law.
    January 31, 2017 @ 11:54 pm

    […] what happened to them, keeping corporate scams and fraud out of the public eye. Indeed, reports show Wells Fargo customers tried to sue the bank over fake accounts as far back as 2013. But customers […]

  2. The CFPB’s arbitration rule would restore consumers’ ability to join together in court to hold banks and lenders accountable when they break the law - Securitization & Mortgage Audit
    February 2, 2017 @ 12:25 am

    […] what happened to them, keeping corporate scams and fraud out of the public eye. Indeed, reports show Wells Fargo customers tried to sue the bank over fake accounts as far back as 2013. But customers […]