Banking Law
Banking on It: The Ten Most Common Claims Involving Banks - Brett Watson
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Banking on It: The Ten Most Common Claims Involving Banks Brett Watson ISBN 9781639054893
Banks and financial institutions offer a wide range of products and services, which can give rise to numerous types of litigation. Banking Litigation: Practical Guidance for Financial Institutions addresses ten of the most common areas in which banks, lenders, and other financial institutions face legal disputes, dedicating a chapter to each. Each chapter provides an overview of the relevant law, practical guidance on common issues, and strategies typically employed in that area of litigation.
Topics covered include:
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Check claims
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Wire fraud
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Credit and debit card disputes
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Lender claims
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Commercial real estate loan defaults
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Employment claims
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Safe deposit box claims
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Fiduciary claims
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Third-party discovery
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Class actions
Each chapter functions as a standalone primer, allowing practitioners to consult specific topics as they arise. Alternatively, reading the book from start to finish gives a comprehensive understanding of the key risks and practical considerations in banking litigation, equipping attorneys with the insights needed to advise and protect clients effectively.
Banking on It: The Ten Most Common Claims Involving Banks Brett Watson ISBN 9781639054893, 978-1639054893 & 9781639054909
Author
Brett Watson
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- ISBN
- 9781639054893
- Publisher
- American Bar Association
- Publication Date
- January 2026
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