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Cuenco v. ClubCorp USA, Inc.
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3:20-cv-00774
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March 10, 2021
ClubCorp Says Court Erred In Axing Bid To Arbitrate Fees Suit
ClubCorp USA Inc. urged a California federal court Tuesday to reconsider its refusal to send to arbitration a suit claiming the private club operator wrongly charged fees during the pandemic, arguing that its members indisputably had access to club bylaws stating they were bound by arbitration agreements.
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March 02, 2021
ClubCorp Must Face Suit Over Fees Charged During Pandemic
A California federal judge on Tuesday refused to toss or send to arbitration a suit claiming that ClubCorp USA Inc. wrongly forced thousands of private club members to continue paying membership fees during the pandemic, saying there was a factual dispute over whether the members were notified about any arbitration agreements.
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April 24, 2020
ClubCorp Member Sues Over Fees Charged During COVID-19
ClubCorp USA Inc. is wrongly forcing its thousands of private club members to continue paying monthly membership fees even though all of its clubs around the country are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, one member told a California federal court.