Investigators Seeking Former Sallie Mae Employees
March 24, 2008
Over at the consumer investigative law firm, James – Hoyer, investigators are searching for former Sallie Mae employees. After receiving hundreds of complaints from student borrowers, an investigation was launched and recently a class action suit filed in U.S. District Court in Connecticut. The suit alleges that one of the nation’s largest student loan lenders is charging minority applicants higher interest rates than non-minority students. If you are a former employee of Sallie Mae, you can contact James – Hoyer here or call them at 1-800-651-2502.
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