Baltimore developer Ernst Valery, Wells Fargo plan to settle racial discrimination lawsuit

The Baltimore developer filed the suit against the national bank in December 2020, accusing a Wells Fargo branch manager of racial discrimination after they allegedly refused to deposit a legitimate $3 million check.

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