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Consumer Protection — Wisconsin Consumer Act — unilateral changes

Wisconsin Court of Appeals

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Consumer Protection — Wisconsin Consumer Act — unilateral changes

Joseph R. Cincotta appeals from a judgment dismissing his claims against BMO Harris Bank N.A. Cincotta argues that: (1) BMO violated the Wisconsin Consumer Act when it unilaterally changed the terms of his Reserve Loan Account and began imposing a $10 advance fee; and (2) the $10 advance fee is unconscionable. We disagree and affirm. Not recommended for publication in the official reports.

2013AP2251 Cincotta v. BMO Harris Bank NA

Dist I, Milwaukee County, Carroll, J., Brennan, J.

Attorneys: For Appellant: Cincotta, Joseph, Milwaukee; For Respondent: Apfeld, Michael B., Milwaukee; Kreiter, Maria L., Milwaukee


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