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The Tale of Two Banks: Final Settlement in Maine Bank Security Practices Case and a Failure of Bank Security Procedures in Florida

Posted in Identity Theft, Privacy Litigation

In a case that we have written about here and here, People’s United Bank of Maine has agreed to pay about $ 390,000 to settle a claim that its security practices allowed unauthorized persons to withdraw funds from a construction company’s account (Patco Construction Co. v. People’s United Bank, D. Me., No. 09-503, agreed dismissal filed 11/19/12)…. Continue Reading

“Reasonable” security does not necessarily equal “best” security – even if ACH fraud involved

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Written by Stu Eaton Bank Info Security reports that a magistrate for the U.S. District Court  in Maine  issued an Order that further defines what constitutes “reasonable” security practices.  The Order, which must be approved by the judge, recommends dismissal of a complaint filed by PATCO Construction Company against Ocean Bank regarding more than $500,000… Continue Reading