SAN FRANCISCO — Time-honored banking tradition? Or improper siphoning of funds from the often-meager bank accounts of the poor, elderly or disabled?
Those are the core questions that the California Supreme Court will confront Tuesday during oral arguments in Los Angeles that have the national banking industry on high alert and Bank of America sweating out a possible damages hit exceeding $1 billion.
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