Los despachos legales Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd y Devie Goodman Rasco & Watts-Fitzgerald han presentado una demanda por violaciones a la ley de competencia, alegando que las principales operadoras de tarjetas de crédito conspiraron con los principales bancos del país para transferir las pérdidas por operaciones fraudulentas a comerciantes estadounidenses.
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