Smiles321
Jan 28, 2013, 05:15 AM
I just found out that a lawyer that has sue me almost 4times has been the banks retained lawyer for years. The bank president and me do not get a long. The lawyer is in the same boat because of the first lawsuit was a town high profile suit that he told people he was going to win and lost. Since then I could not figure out how this lawyer receive info from people I deal with in Georgia and other parts of the country. I live in Chicago. I just started to switch bank this last week and received notice after I open a new acount with a different bank that my old bank put that I committed fraud on chexsystems and my new bank put hold on my acount. I called the old bank that I have banked with for almost 25 years and she told me the story that the never put anything to chexsystems like that. I call the new bank and they stated it was there and my old bank put it there after a week of opening wIth the new bank. I called the old bank and talked again to the VIP of deposit and operations who I know. She had a different story this time she apologized and told me she amended the complaint in chexsystems but my new bank is reading chexsystems wrong. It turns out when I closed the acount someone that wrote me a check didn't clear so owed the bank Money on my a acount after I closed the acount. When I get back to my house I find a letter from that lawyer stating I need to pay that amount or the bank is going to take legal action. I was shocked this letter had been sent to me and bye him. I called the bank almost 10 times in three day but could not reach the VIP and only could deal with her. When I did reach her I asked how that laywer would be hired by the bank. She said that is the retained laywer of the bank for years. I was shocked because even right now I am in a law suit with this laywer. In court right now on his 4th time sueing me. Can I sue the bank for giving information to the laywer and putting wrong information to chexsystems. I know the have amended the information already in chexsystems but my new bank thinks still that I committed fraud.