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ATM Disclosure Lawsuits Still Percolating

Credit union ATM deployers should keep routinely checking their ATMs to make sure all their standard fee disclosures are up to date as law firms around the country have continued to file lawsuits alleging disclosure errors.

By David Morrison | Updated on June 06, 2010

Credit union ATM deployers should keep routinely checking their ATMs to make sure all their standard fee disclosures are up to date as law firms around the country have continued to file lawsuits alleging disclosure errors.

The latest suit has cropped up in Maryland where a woman named Vicki Piontek, a resident of Pennsylvania, alleged that she used an ATM at a stand alone shared branching location in Maryland on Jan. 9, 2010 and that she was charged $1.75 for the transaction when a disclosure above the ATM said the transaction “may” cost $1.50.

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