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	"author_name": "Americans for Financial Reform",
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	"title": "Senators: Support My Right to a Day in Court",
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	"description": "Believe it or not, Wells Fargo tried to kick consumers defrauded in its fake account scandal out of a public court in Utah. Like many Wall Street banks and predatory lenders, Wells Fargo uses forced arbitration -- a tactic devised to block consumers from joining together to challenge illegal behavior. Thankfully, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has JUST finalized a rule to put an end to these “ripoff clauses” that let bad actors like Wells Fargo get away with widespread fraud. This is fantastic news! But the fight is just beginning. Senator Tom Cotton has already taken steps in the Senate to stop this rule before it can help consumers. That’s why we need people like you to write your Senators, and tell them to support this crucial rule. Tell your Senator: We deserve to hold Wall Street banks like Wells Fargo accountable in court. Support the Consumer Bureau’s work to limit forced arbitration. Not only does forced arbitration take away your day in court, it often even bars consumers from sharing their stories with law enforcement or the press. After the Wells Fargo scandal first broke, it was revealed the bank’s customers had been trying to sue the bank over fake accounts since at least 2013. But thanks to ripoff clauses buried in the fine print, these charges were pushed into secret arbitration – and Wells Fargo continued stealing from customers for another three years. That’s why we need the CFPB’s rule -- it will vindicate our rights in court, and help us hold Wall Street and other financial companies accountable. PLEASE NOTE: This will generate a default email to your Senators. We ask for your address to determine who your member of Congress is. Some Senators require more information -- some may ask for a phone number, the topic of the email (we suggest choosing &quot;Economy&quot;), and some may even ask you to fill out a CAPTCHA. Please be aware this is a requirement from your Representative, and NOT from Americans for Financial Reform.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/senators-support-my-right-to-a-day-in-court-2"
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