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UCC Bars Bank Customer Suit Versus Bank For Estranged Husband’s Unauthorized Account Withdrawals

Kaplan v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA (2015 WL 2358240 (N.D.Ill. 2015)), starkly illustrates the challenges a bank customer faces when trying to pin liability on a bank that pays out on a fraudulent transaction involving the customer’s account.  There, the plaintiff bank customer sued JPMorgan Chase for breach of contract and negligence after the plaintiff’s estranged husband …

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Posted byPaulPNovember 16, 2015June 25, 2016Posted inBusiness Torts, Civil ProcedureTags: banking law, good faith, Negotiable instrument, on-line access, paperless statements, signature card, Statute of Limitations, UCC Article 3
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