Gray v. JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.
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This 1991 case in the District Court of California involved financial abuse of an elderly couple. The couple alleged that their bank was negligent for not protecting them against financial elder abuse pursuant to California law.

1991 | Federal Juristiction

Gray v. JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.

Keywords wire fraud; financial scam; impersonation; elder abuse; financial abuse
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A 1991 legal proceeding in the California District Court pertained to the financial exploitation of an elderly couple. The plaintiffs asserted that their financial institution was negligent, having failed to protect them from elder financial abuse as required by California law.

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In 1991, a case in the California District Court focused on the financial exploitation of an elderly couple. The couple asserted that their bank was negligent, contending that the institution had failed to protect them from financial elder abuse as mandated by California law.

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A 1991 case in a California District Court involved the financial abuse of an older couple. The couple claimed their bank was negligent for not protecting them from financial elder abuse, as required by California law.

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A court case happened in California in 1991. It was about an older husband and wife whose money was misused. The couple said their bank did not do its job to keep their money safe. They believed the bank should have protected them, as required by California law.

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661 F. Supp. 3d 991 (1991)

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