Homeowners suing BofA over forced-placed insurance want class-action status
A group of borrowers who sued Bank of America over force-placed insurance policies pushed onto their properties asked a California judge to certify their case as class-action status, Law360 reports.
The publication says:
The four plaintiffs, led by Christopher Gustafson, argued in a reply brief that they had not, as BofA contends, backed off their original claims in favor of a sweeping challenge to insurance rates that is unsuited for a class action.
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