A federal judge in Oakland declined to dismiss all the claims from a putative class action against Wells Fargo & Co. by borrowers who say they are seeking the return of "billions" of dollars in allegedly improper fees they paid with their mortgages. They also argued that even in cases where the fees were refunded, the bank earned profits on the amounts for years.
In his order, published Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam Jr. dismissed only the lead plaint...
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