Client Arbitrations Against Wintrust Bank for Unfair Overdraft Fees

Arbitration against banks can be quite a complex process, but with an attorney, you can get the justice you deserve. As a customer, you have the right to try to reclaim unfair bank overdrafts and NSF (non-sufficient fund) fees through arbitration.

Shamis & Gentile, P.A. is here to help clients to bring forward claims against Wintrust Bank for their alleged unfair overdraft and NSF practices that cost their customers millions of dollars. If you are a Wintrust Bank customer and you suspect you’ve been charged unfairly within the past six years, an attorney can help you determine if you qualify to arbitrate.

Wintrust Bank Unfair Overdraft & NSF (Non-Sufficient Fund) Investigation

Shamis & Gentile, P.A., is accepting cases against Wintrust Bank for their allegedly unfair overdraft and NSF practices.

The Wintrust Community Bank includes more than 150 locations in and around Chicago, southern Wisconsin, and northwest Indiana. Their bank is advertised as “true community banks” with the resources of a large company, but the personal touch of a small institution.

Shamis & Gentile, P.A., is making the process easier for clients to air their grievances and have their wrongs righted. Shamis Gentile is bringing arbitrations on behalf of qualified clients who have been victimized by unfair overdraft practices that have stolen millions from bank customers nationwide. All attorney fees are collected from your bank in winning cases. Want to see if you qualify for returned fees? Submit your claim below to get started.

It’s no secret that a class action lawsuit draws attention to the company involved and are a successful way to force companies to act appropriately. Not only are banks forced to grapple with the consequences of their poor decisions but paying for a class action can cost millions. Nowadays, banks in the United States have thought to avoid the class action process altogether by including arbitration clauses in their account agreement paperwork which every customer must sign. These clauses state that customers must bring grievances with the bank through the private arbitration process, not a class action. Because customers often do not pursue their complaints further when they learn they must bring arbitration, banks seem to have assumed they are immune to accountability entirely.  We beg to differ.

Wintrust Bank Overdraft and NSF Refund Lawyers

Shamis & Gentile, P.A. is pursuing cases on behalf of customers who were previously or are currently subjected to unfair and illegal overdraft and NSF practices. You may be qualified to join an arbitration investigation if your case is signed by an attorney, who will represent you in the arbitration hearings at no charge to you. If you lose, you will pay nothing, but if you win, the firm collects relevant fees from banks such as Wintrust Bank itself and will get you compensated.