Commercial Law
Feb. 22, 2017
Consumer attorneys sponsor seven state bills
The headliner is a Senate bill that would bar the use of forced arbitration when a financial institution has committed fraud or identify theft. Introduced in December on the first day of the new legislative year, SB 33 is inspired by the creation of fraudulent accounts by employees of Wells Fargo.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Consumer Attorneys of California has announced a package of seven sponsored bills for the 2017 state legislative session. The headliner is a Senate bill that would bar the use of forced arbitration when a financial institution has committed fraud or identify theft. Introduced in December on the first day of the new legislative year, SB 33 is inspired by the creation o...
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