Episode Synopsis "ABA, plaintiffs push back against state claims in Illinois interchange lawsuit"

ABA and other plaintiffs said the court has already recognized that an Illinois law restricting certain interchange fees is preempted by federal law, so it should reject the state’s arguments against the court making a summary judgment in the case. The post ABA, plaintiffs push back against state claims in Illinois interchange lawsuit appeared first on ABA Banking Journal.

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