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Arbitration Lawyers

Below is a general breakdown of the various types of mass arbitration lawsuits in which our lawyers and attorneys have plenty of experience.

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Arbitration is a form of dispute resolution outside the courtroom. An arbitrator decides the result much like a judge, but the proceedings are private.

It has, unfortunately, become common practice for banks to include arbitration clauses in their agreement paperwork in order to avoid public class actions that can bring bad press and hold them accountable in court. Agreeing to these clauses forces customers to seek a resolution with the bank out of court. Banks expect that arbitration will discourage customers from seeking further action.

Here at Shamis & Gentile, P.A., a firm that is highly experienced in arbitration, we not only focus our attention on a number of different types of arbitration but also, class action lawsuits, mass torts, personal injury, and personal injury protection lawsuits. We have successfully helped people recover money all over the United States.

Our Mass Arbitration Lawsuits

Samsung Biometric Privacy Mass Arbitration Case

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Client Arbitrations Against Bank of Hawaii for Unfair Overdraft Fees

Client Arbitrations Against Renascent Bank for Unfair Overdraft Fees

Client Arbitrations Against USAA Bank for Unfair Overdraft and NSF (Non-Sufficient Fund) Fees

Client Arbitrations Against Wintrust Bank for Unfair Overdraft Fees

Client Arbitrations Against Woodforest National Bank and US Bank for Unfair Overdraft and NSF (Non-Sufficient Fund) Fees

TikTok Privacy Violation Investigation

Client Arbitrations Against Truist Bank for Unfair Overdraft Fees

Client Arbitrations Against United Community Bank for Unfair Overdraft Fees

Client Arbitrations Against BOK Financial for Unfair Overdraft Fees

Client Arbitrations Against Citizens Bank for Unfair Overdraft Fees

Client Arbitrations Against First Hawaiian for Unfair Overdraft Fees

PNC Bank for Unfair Overdraft Fees