On July 16, the Sixth Circuit held that the Federal Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA) does not provide for an implied right of indemnification or contribution, and preempts indemnification claims under the Michigan Electronic Funds Transfer Act (“MEFTA”) and common law, when a bank reimburses customers for unauthorized electronic transfers, even if the unauthorized transfers
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