Litigation
Jun. 24, 2010
ATM Fee Suit Can Proceed
ATM cardholders who allege that certain banks have illegally fixed the fees paid to ATM owners for non-customer withdrawals have survived a motion to dismiss their antitrust complaint.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
ATM cardholders who allege that certain banks have illegally fixed the fees paid to ATM owners for "foreign" or non-customer withdrawals have survived a motion to dismiss their third amended antitrust complaint. In an order issued Monday, San Francisco U.S. District Judge Charles R. Breyer dismissed part of the plaintiffs' case but ruled the cardholders could proceed with their theory...
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