
To resolve allegations that it discriminated against minority auto loan customers, Bank of America agreed to reform its practices and pay $45,000 to class representatives, $425,000 for consumer education and $3.2 million for plaintiff's legal fees and expenses. Case documents are not available online. These details are taken from the following article: Kenneth J. Rojc, Dealer Rate Participation Class Action Settlements: Impact on Automotive Financing, Business Lawyer, February 2006 (via Nexis). For more info visit https://casetext.com/case/osborne-v-bank-of-america