Fighting Back Against Illegal and Unfair Bank Fees
Statistics of Overdraft Fees
Studies by Fortune have shown that only a small percentage of banks in the United States are responsible for a staggering $33.4 billion in overdraft fee revenue, including some of the country’s largest banks like Chase. Around 10% of that revenue comes from repeated overdraft fees targeted towards their average customers who cannot afford constant charges. Although banks such as Chase claim they will cut back on overdraft fees, their actions have continued to line their own pockets. This type of dishonesty is unacceptable for a corporate giant such as Chase. Join MLG’s Chase bank lawsuit to reclaim your fees in arbitration.
MLG Bringing Chase Bank Lawsuit Over Unfair Overdraft Fees
McCune Law Group (MLG), is accepting arbitrations against Chase bank for their allegedly unfair overdraft fees. Banks collect billions in overdraft fees every year, putting an unnecessary burden on those who can least afford to pay them. MLG is ready to help set things right for Chase customers across the country who have been victimized by these allegedly unfair practices.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is one of the largest financial institutions in the world, worth more than $3 trillion. Though Chase bank has the trust of millions of customers, we at MLG, believe it is taking advantage of that trust to trick customers to opt-in to their overdraft programs and charge unfair overdraft fees.
Since JPMorgan Chase & Co. Is already taking advantage of their customers trust, they have systems in place that will automatically charge an account $34 per item if the account is in the negative. For many customers, this could mean that paying off the fee sacrifices actual necessities such as groceries or other daily items.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How can I get my money back from unfair overdraft fees?
If you were charged overdraft fees unfairly by Chase bank, you likely signed an arbitration agreement which prevents customers from bringing public class action lawsuits against Chase bank over grievances. However, you are always able to bring an arbitration alongside legal representation to reclaim your wrongfully charged fees.
What is arbitration?
Arbitration is a type of private resolution in which opposing parties and their legal counsel bring their arguments before an arbitrator who acts as a judge. Arbitrations are similar to public lawsuits, but are intentionally held in private, often to protect the reputation of the defendant.
Can I still join an arbitration?
Yes! MLG is continuing to file arbitration on behalf of wronged Chase bank customers who were unfairly charged overdraft fees. If you are a current chase customer with a positive balance on your account, complete the form above to begin the process of arbitration.
How You can Join Our Arbitration:
The Financial Services attorneys at McCune Law Group are pursuing arbitrations on behalf of customers who have been charged unfair overdraft fees. If you have been charged an unfair overdraft fee recently, here is how you can join our arbitration:
- Fill out our form with your information
- Set up your free consultation
- Meet with our Financial Services team
- Discuss your potential case
- Discuss your next steps
A member of our Financial Service team is ready to help you recover your unfairly charged overdraft fees!
Contact Us to Recover Your Overdraft Fees!
Who Could Qualify to Reclaim Their Overdraft Fees from Chase Bank?
MLG is representing Chase bank customers who have been unfairly and illegally charged overdraft fees. You may be qualified to join this arbitration if:
- You are a current Chase bank customer.
- You have been charged an overdraft fee on a debit card purchase at least once in the past year.
What is the Claim Process?
In an effort to avoid taking responsibility for unfair practices in court, dozens of banks nationwide have chosen to include arbitration clauses in their agreement paperwork. These clauses force unhappy customers into pursuing arbitration outside a courtroom, rather than undergoing a public Chase class action lawsuit. Banks seemingly believe this can reduce the number of claims brought against them and allow them to get off scot-free. MLG will not stand for this. We are representing Chase bank clients as individuals in arbitration to recover overdraft fees. If you are qualified, our firm will represent you in the arbitration hearings at no charge to you. If you lose, you pay nothing. If you win, our firm collects relevant fees from Chase bank.
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McCune Law Group, is responsible for this solicitation. The information provided on this website is for general information purposes only. The information you obtain is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. Use of this website or submission of the online form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Counsel Richard McCune is licensed to practice only in the state of California. The law firm of McCune Law Group, has attorneys licensed to practice law in AZ, CA, IL, MO, NJ, NY and PA. This information section is not intended to be a solicitation for services in states where it is forbidden for non-barred attorneys from advertising for services, and McCune Law Group, does not have attorneys barred in that state. McCune Law Group, is a national firm that brings lawsuits in a majority of the states. In states where one of its attorneys are not barred, it does so by filing the complaint along with local counsel barred in that state.
The results discussed do not guarantee, warrant, or predict the results in future cases.
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National class action settlement for unfair overdraft fees
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A national class action settlement for unfair overdraft fees
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McCune Law Group, (MLG) has a long history of success holding banks and credit unions accountable for their unfair or illegal practices, including a $203 million verdict against Wells Fargo itself. The Financial Services attorneys of MLG believe big banks should never be able to just take their customers’ hard-earned money when they are not legally entitled to collect overdraft fees.
