The interest-rate rigging scandal involving Barclays Bank may trigger legal claims in Florida from large public entities or private enterprises prepared for pricey litigation.
A spokesman for state attorney general Pam Bondi said her office is examining the state’s possible legal claims against U.K.-based Barclays and other large banks that collectively set a benchmark interest rate called Libor.
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