TD Bank Duplicative NSF Fees Class Action
This class action concerns TD Bank’s practice of charging multiple NSF fees on a single attempted transaction. It is alleged that TD makes these duplicative charges when online vendors attempt to reprocess a single transaction. It is further alleged that this is a violation of TD’s contract with its customers.
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Latest Developments
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December 7, 2022
TD consented to the Plaintiff’s certification motion. A copy of the Court’s certification order is available here.
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June 20, 2022
The motion for certification is scheduled to be heard on January 13, 2023.
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May 6, 2022
The Plaintiff was successful on a motion for summary judgment brought by TD Bank. Justice Belobaba’s reasons can be found in the Documents section.
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October 5, 2021
The Reply is available here.
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August 3, 2021
The Statement of Defence is available here.
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February 4, 2021
The Statement of Claim has been issued in this case.
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December 7, 2022
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Documents
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FAQS
What is a class action?
A class action is a lawsuit which provides a method for a large group of people with common claims to join together to advance one large claim. Class actions are a more efficient and cost-effective way for groups of people with common claims to gain access to the legal system and seek justice.
What does certification mean?
In order for an action to proceed as a class action, the court must determine whether it is appropriate for the case to be treated as a class action. Some of the factors the courts consider are the extent to which the claims of the class
members are common, and whether a class action is preferable to other methods (such as individual actions) of advancing the issues. The decision as to whether a class action should be certified takes place at a certification hearing and is decided by a judge. If certified, a representative plaintiff will advance the action on behalf of all of the class members.How do I know if I am a Class Member?
The certification order will always contain a description of who is a class member. We post the certification orders in our actions so that you can review them. You do not need to “sign up” to become involved in a class action. If you are included in the class description, you are automatically a class member who will be affected by the outcome of the class action unless you decide to “opt out”.
Are Class Members notified of the certification of the class proceeding?
Yes. After the claim has been certified, the court will authorize notice to be given to the members of the class.
Can I opt out of a class action and pursue independent legal action?
Yes. When a class action is certified, class members are always given an opportunity to opt out of the action. A deadline is imposed for opting out. If you do not opt out by the given deadline, class members will be bound by the outcome of the class action, whether it is successful or unsuccessful. If you opt out, you will not receive any benefit if the action is successful.
Will there be any cost to class members for legal fees?
Typically, class actions are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means that the class action lawyers will be paid only if the class action is successful at trial or settled. In that case, class counsel fees may be paid by the defendants or out of the settlement or judgment proceeds as approved by the court. In addition, the plaintiff may seek funding assistance from the Class Proceeding Fund which, if funding is granted, may provide funding for disbursements.
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Contacts
Tollfree: 1-833-786-0010
Email: tdbankclassaction@kmlaw.ca
