Nashua: Lawyers filing class-action lawsuits against lenders and credit insurance companies

July 23, 2004

NH Business Review Staff,

Nashua: Two lawyers in Nashua are filing class-action lawsuits against more than a dozen lenders and credit insurance companies that they say have failed to refund insurance premiums to car buyers, as required by state law.

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