California moves forward on letting customers sue banks, inspired by Wells Fargo

WASHINGTON, June 27 (Reuters) - California took another step on Tuesday toward allowing state residents to sue financial institutions for fraud, rather than letting banks force customers to settle disputes in arbitration, as a bill inspired by last year's Wells Fargo scandal passed a key Assembly committee.
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