I’m facing significant emotional distress due to an issue with my bank. Is it possible to sue a bank for emotional distress, and if so, what legal grounds and evidence are typically required to pursue such a case?
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I am not a lawyer, but I can provide some broad information. To suit for mental distress, you usually need to establish the following:
The bank has a duty to act appropriately and not shamelessly.
Breach: The bank intentionally or recklessly violated its responsibility.
Causation: Their acts caused you worry and harm.
Remember to seek guidance from a legal practitioner about your individual case. They can advise you on the best course of action and help you acquire the necessary proof.
I think everyone would be wealthy if it were possible to sue for “emotional distress” for every setback that life dealt you.