Merrill Lynch Settlement: $39M Deal Wraps Up Merrill Edge Retirement Accounts Lawsuit
October 29, 2026 A $39M settlement ends a cash-sweeps class action lawsuit against BoA subsidiary Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated.
Lawsuit Filings
Merrill Lynch Class Action Lawsuit Challenges Alleged Discrimination Against Female, African American Financial Advisors
November 20, 2024 A class action challenges Merrill Lynch’s allegedly long and ongoing history of discrimination against African American and female financial advisors.
Merrill Lynch, Bank of America Hit with Class Action Lawsuit For Allegedly Denying Financial Advisor Vested Commissions
May 13, 2024 Merrill Lynch and Bank of America face a class action wherein a financial advisor claims he was wrongfully denied the vested commissions to which he was entitled as part of a deferred compensation plan.
Merrill Lynch Paid Retirement Account Investors ‘Unreasonably’ Low Interest Rates, Class Action Claims
December 22, 2023 A proposed class action claims Merrill Lynch has paid investors “unreasonably” low interest rates on cash in their retirement accounts.
Financial Giants’ Interest Rate-Fixing Scheme Aimed to Help Wall Street at the Expense of Calif. Gov’ts, Class Action Says
June 3, 2021 Financial heavy-hitters face a class action over an alleged years-long conspiracy to set and reset the interest rates of Variable Rate Demand Obligations issued by public entities in California.
Class Action: Intercontinental Exchange, Banks Damaged Investors by Manipulating ICE LIBOR Benchmark
March 6, 2019 A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed in New York against The Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (ICE) and a group of major banks over their alleged manipulation of ICE LIBOR since February 1, 2014.
Major Banks Accused of Fixing Prices for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Bonds on Secondary Market
February 27, 2019 A proposed class action lawsuit alleges a group of 17 major banks conspired to artificially raise prices of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bonds issued on the secondary market between January 1, 2009, and April 27, 2014.
Lawsuit: Stockholder Blames Funko’s Failed IPO on Funky Accounting Practices
February 8, 2018 A proposed class action has been filed against Funko, Inc., its board of directors, and a group of eight underwriters over claims that the defendants published misleading statements in connection with Funko’s initial public offering.