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Brown v. Stored Value Cards, Inc. et al
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3:15-cv-01370
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March 15, 2024
Ex-Prisoners Partially Settle Prepaid Card Suit For $2.8M
Central National Bank NA and a class of former inmates who were charged fees for using the bank's prepaid debit cards from partner Numi Financial reached a $2.8 million settlement following mediation, but the parties have requested the court stay the case while class counsel investigates Numi's potential insolvency.
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January 11, 2021
Jail Contractor Denied Quick Win In Debit Card Suit
An Oregon federal judge has denied a quick win to detention industry contractor Numi Financial, saying he disagreed "with both sides" in the suit filed by former inmates alleging that "fee-laden" prepaid debit cards violate the Fifth Amendment and the Electronic Fund Transfer Act.
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October 01, 2020
Ex-Inmates Seek Cert In Debit Card Fees Fight
A group of former inmates asked an Oregon federal judge on Wednesday to certify them as a class in a suit claiming detention industry contractor Numi Financial's "fee-laden" pre-paid debit cards violate the Fifth Amendment and the Electronic Fund Transfer Act.
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August 31, 2020
Prisoner Debit Card Firm Seeks Quick Win Against Activist
Detention industry contractor Numi Financial on Friday sought a quick win in a proposed class action alleging the company's "fee-laden, preloaded" cards for recently released prisoners are improper, telling a federal judge in Oregon that it also provided ways to use the card that didn't involve fees.