Important Update: We are no longer accepting cases related to a potential Regions Bank lawsuit. However, this page remains available for informational purposes. If you’re seeking legal assistance for financial concerns, visit our Racial & Economic Justice case page for active investigations.
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Alleged Unlawful Discrimination at Regions Bank: What You Need to Know
In 2022, McCune Law Group, APC, began investigating the need to bring a legal action against banks like Regions Bank over allegedly denying mortgages to qualified people of color . These allegations suggested that the bank has denied loans more often or provided unfavorable terms to minority borrowers at a much higher rate than their Caucasian counterparts.
While McCune Law Group is no longer investigating potential unlawful discrimination at Regions Bank, this page serves as an informative resource for any individuals impacted by discriminatory lending practices.
Banks Are Held Accountable by Federal Law
The Fair Housing Act is a federal law enacted in 1968 that prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status, and disability. It aims to protect individuals from being denied equal access to housing opportunities, including renting, buying, or securing a mortgage. The FHA makes it illegal to engage in discriminatory practices such as refusing to rent or sell housing, setting different terms or conditions, or providing false information about the availability of housing based on protected characteristics.
Despite these protections, systemic barriers such as racial disparities in income, wealth, and education can create barriers to housing opportunities for people of color, perpetuating inequality even with the protections of the Fair Housing Act. MLG invites those who believe they are victims of unfair or discriminatory lending practices to contact an attorney today.
We’re no longer taking cases related to this issue. If you have a related concern, contact a Racial & Economic Justice attorney at (909) 345-8110 or complete the form for a free evaluation.
What Can Affected Borrowers Do?
Although we’re no longer taking cases related to a potential Regions Bank lawsuit, you may still have legal options. We recommend:
- Checking for Other Active Suits: Visit TopClassActions.com to explore other cases related to discriminatory lending practices.
- Exploring Other Legal Avenues: If you’ve experienced discrimination in a banking, housing, or work context, you may still qualify for legal action. Check out our Racial & Economic Justice practice area page for more details.
Related Cases & Legal Areas
If you’ve been denied equal access to housing, banking, or lending due to discrimination of any kind, we recommend exploring the following practice areas:
- Racial & Economic Justice: When institutions and entities disproportionately harm minority groups, legal action may be pursued by the Racial & Economic justice group.
- Civil Rights: Discrimination suits are typically handled by Civil Rights attorneys, who specialize in defending your right to fair and equal treatment.
- Financial Services: Legal concerns pertaining to banks and lending may fall under the purview of Financial Services.
Need Legal Assistance?
Our Racial & Economic Justice attorneys are here to assist you. Get in touch with a McCune Law Group attorney today to explore your legal options.
Final Note:
This page is no longer accepting new leads related to a potential Regions Bank lawsuit. It remains active as an informational resource only.
For general inquiries, contact McCune Law Group by completing the form or calling (909) 757-1812 today!
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