What would you call a $12,000 overdraft fee? The North Dakota Supreme Court called it “reasonable.” You might call it: “outrageous, atrocious, barbaric, contemptible, corrupt, criminal, disgraceful, egregious, flagitious, flagrant, heinous, horrendous, horrible, ignoble, inhuman, malevolent, monstrous, odious, opprobrious, scandalous,… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.

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ND Court Upholds $12k Overdraft Fee

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On Monday, June 21, the Senate and House came to a compromise over one hotly contested portion of the finance reform bill. Members of both houses announced yesterday an agreement to include, in the final version of the bill, limits… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.

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Congress Takes Final Swipe at Swipe Fees

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Although Pakistan-born U.S. citizen Faisal Shahzad entered a guilty plea to an attempted Times Square bombing he was unapologetic for his actions. Calling himself a “Muslim soldier,” car bomber suspect Faisal Shahzad entered a guilty plea to 10 terrorism and..

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Guilty Plea in Times Square Bomber Case

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On Monday, June 21, a settlement in a sad lawsuit was reached in Dubuque, Iowa.

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Settlement Reached In Wrongful Death of Dubuque Girl

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The United States Supreme Court has rejected Pfizer’s appeal of a $2.7 million verdict resulting from its Prempro hormone-replacement treatment being linked to breast cancer. Pfizer requested the appeal after a lower court upheld the compensatory award of $2.7 million..

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Appeal Rejected in Hormone Replacement Drug Case

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