Wells Fargo to pay $5.4m in "robo-signing" case
A court in Texas has said that Wells Fargo must pay nearly $5.4m to a couple who have accused the bank and others of "robo-signing" documents that led to the wrongful disclosure of their home, alleging that Wells Fargo knew the documents supporting the foreclosure were fraudulent.

By Y. Peter Kang (November 12, 2015, 8:47 PM EST) -- A Texas state jury awarded nearly $5.4 million to a couple accusing Wells Fargo NA and others of "robosigning" documents that led to the wrongful foreclosure of their home, holding that the banking giant knew that documents supporting the foreclosure were fraudulent....

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