Ann M.

Simply because of an one-time check returned for insufficient funds, without any withdraw, caused by another bank's mistake, U.S Bank knowingly violated the law Regulation CC and the Deposit Account Agreement to withhold all my money for 43 days, no matter how I begged it to stop or demanded the money; and sat back to watch me suffering extreme financial hardship because of its withholding money, emotional distress caused by the financial hardship, and physical sickness resulted from the emotional distress until the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau stepped in to stop its behavior.

I filed a lawsuit to seek damages. In order to cover up the bank's misconduct, U.S Bank's Vice President Ms. Jannette Duenas knowingly made false statements under oath. On December. 26,2019, Ms. Duenas filed an affidavit and swore under oath to make up a story that "someone had tried to fraudulently transfer funds into Plaintiff's checking account and U.S Bank put a hold on the account to investigate that potential fraud"; and on March 25,2022, during the trial, Ms. Duenas made up a different story that the bank put a hold on the account to investigate a "Check Kiting". The Illinois trial court found the perjury by U.S Bank's Vice President Ms. Jannette Duenas, ruled U.S Bank violated the law Regulation CC, and awarded the maximum civil penalty of $1000 (Case No. *******3640)

U.S Bank also violated the Illinois Personal Information Act to disseminate my sealed medical records to the public.