Ex-Wells Fargo Worker Drops Claims of ‘Ominous’ COBRA Notices

April 20, 2022, 1:28 PM UTC

A former personal banker for Wells Fargo & Co. is dropping her lawsuit accusing the bank of sending threatening and legally deficient notices informing workers of their right to keep their health coverage, according to a Florida federal court order.

Judge Thomas P. Barber dismissed the proposed class action without prejudice on Tuesday, two weeks after plaintiff Mayland Stubbs notified the court of her plans to drop the case. Stubbs’ notice said the voluntary dismissal applied to her “individual claims only.”

Stubbs’ lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, challenged the COBRA notices Wells ...

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