Moore v. Bank of America N.A.

MEMORANDUM *

This case arises from a dispute over a charge for a partially unused airplane ticket that James Moore purchased with his Bank of America credit card for $213.75. Moore alleged that Bank of America’s (“BofA”) manner of addressing and reporting the disputed charge violated several provisions of federal and state law. The parties eventually settled the matter out of court, with an agreement that provided that “[sjolely for the purpose of deciding Moore’s claim for reimbursement of attorneys’ fees, BofA agrees that Moore is deemed to be the prevailing party only on his claim against…