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California AG Warns State-Chartered Banks and Credit Unions on Fees

Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP on 3/4/2024

On February 22, California Attorney General Rob Bonta sent letters to 197 state-charted banks and credit unions warning them that certain fees they charge may constitute “unfair” business practices under California’s Unfair...more

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California AG Warns State-Chartered Banks and Credit Unions on Fees

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