An American Airlines FCU member won her suit against the financial institution.
Lisa Martino sued the $5.8 billion Fort Worth-based credit union, which was named No. 17 in the Top 20 Credit Unions by Assets in 2014, after it removed funds from her account to pay her credit card bill.
She argued in her suit that it was a violation of the anti-offset provisions of the Massachusetts Consumer Credit Cost Disclosure Act and the federal Truth in Lending Act.
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