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Having failed so far to convince the Justice Department to issue guidance that would ward off attorneys threatening to sue credit unions under the Americans With Disabilities Act, CUNA is now appealing to Attorney General William Barr, who was sworn in just last week.

“As of February 2019, lawsuits have been filed against credit unions in about 30 states with some suits being dismissed for lack of standing or other legal defects,” CUNA President/CEO Jim Nussle said, in a letter to Barr on Tuesday. “These shakedowns are harming credit unions and their members and negatively impacting credit unions’ ability to serve their communities.”

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