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Charlotte / Salisbury Personal Injury Attorneys

Powell-Perry v. BB&T: A Post-Concepcion Unconscionability Analysis of an Arbitration Clause

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We have obtained a favorable ruling on behalf of a class of plaintiffs in litigation against BB&T bank for charging excessive and unfair overdraft fees.  The lawsuit was brought as a class action, but BB&T's account and cardholder agreements included arbitration clauses and class bans, and BB&T argued that the court should force the plaintiffs to proceed in individual arbitration.  We claimed that the arbitration clauses were not valid contracts because of how they were presented, the fact that customers had no meaningful choice but to agree, and the unconscionable terms which required customers to abandon their legal rights and subjected them to excessive costs.  The bank argued that after a recent case decided by the United States Supreme Court, AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, the court deciding our case could not hold that these arbitration clauses were unconscionable and illegal.

Last Updated on Monday, 19 September 2011 16:27 Read more...
 

Bill Graham Receives 2011 Humanitarian Award from Community Care Clinic

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The Community Care Clinic of Rowan County presented the 2011 Humanitarian Award to Bill Graham on Friday night.  Many of Bill Graham's family and friends joined the Community Care Clinic in celebrating Bill's charitable spirit over dinner with a friendly roast.  We at Wallace & Graham are very proud of Bill's example.

For more details of the event, please see the Salisbury Post article available here.

Last Updated on Monday, 01 August 2011 09:40
 

Alcoa ERISA Medical Benefits Litigation in the News

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An article covering our Alcoa ERISA case ran Tuesday in the business section of the Knoxville News Sentinel.  Click here to read the article.

 

Protecting North Carolina Workers

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The ill-considered, anti-worker House Bill 709 is still before the North Carolina state legislature.  Although it is titled "Protect and Put NC Back to Work," it does nothing to help North Carolina workers.  It is a handout to insurance companies.  For more information, please visit the Protecting Injured Workers website.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 May 2011 09:35
 
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