Class action plaintiffs to conduct discovery regarding arbitration in case against Illinois online lender

PITTSBURGH – A federal judge determined that plaintiffs in a class action will be able to conduct limited discovery towards an arbitration motion filed by an Illinois online lender which allegedly charged usurious interest rates on loans it offered to its customers.

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