The San Jose, Calif.-based attorney that filed three class action lawsuits against credit unions last week has been busy.

Attorney Fernando F. Chavez filed two more lawsuits alleging overdraft fraud Monday and Tuesday in Northern California U.S. District Court, this time targeting the $2 billion Educational Employees Credit Union of Fresno, Calif. and the $8.4 billion Alliant Credit Union of Chicago, which has branch offices in California.

The two credit unions join the $9.4 billion SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union, $6 billion Star One Credit Union and $1.3 billion Kern Schools Federal Credit Union, which were sued by the same attorney last week in class action overdraft lawsuits.

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