A recent Bank of America call recording lawsuit just reached a settlement deal of $1.9 million to bring allegations to an end. The lawsuit, brought against Bank of America by five California counties, alleges that the banking giant broke California phone call recording laws. According to the Bank of America call recording lawsuit, the company took too long to inform customers on a call that it was being recorded. Reaching a settlement means that the Bank of America call recording lawsuit did not determine liability, but it has made progress in ensuring that California call recording laws are followed. Indeed, not only did the Bank of America call recording lawsuit lead to a substantial settlement—some of which is being paid to the Consumer Protection Prosecution Fund—but it has also forced the bank to comply with these laws going forward, setting an example for other companies like it.