Doe v. Bank of America Corp.

OPINION

ROSEMARY M. COLLYER, United States District Judge

John Doe, “a well-known international figure with a political background,” and his daughter, Jane Doe, sue the Bank of America Corporation for negligence and breach of contract (Counts I and II) because, after Mr. Doe’s 34-year personal banking relationship with Bank of America, both his and his daughter’s accounts were summarily, closed. 1 Mr. Doe claims damage to his reputation, alleging that the abrupt and unexplained closing of his account may suggest to international corporations on whose boards he might serve, that he was engaged…