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Kansas Supreme Court dives into fine print of bank fees in challenge to class-action lawsuit
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Kansas Reflector
A Shawnee County District Court judge granted a motion from Capitol Federal Savings Bank for dismissal of the lawsuit in October 2024.
Plaintiffs Jennifer Harding and Samantha Ramirez pivoted to the Kansas Court of Appeals.
Capitol Federal, a Topeka company serving Kansas and Missouri customers and listing assets of $10 billion, filed an appeal with the state Supreme Court.
Kersten Holzhueter, who represented Capitol Federal, told the Supreme Court that the district court’s dismissal of the class-action lawsuit was proper.
“Having a bank account comes with obligations on the bank, but it also has responsibility for the account holder.
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