Tennessee Reaches Multimillion-Dollar Settlement with Metropolis Parking over 'Deceptive Practices'

Tennessee AG reaches $8.75 million settlement with Metropolis Parking over unclear pricing

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti reached an $8.75 million settlement with Metropolis Parking, a parking company, he announced Monday. Because of the settlement, people with Tennessee plates who parked at participating Metropolis lots in Knoxville, Nashville or Memphis may be eligible for $30 in free parking credits, his office wrote. The [...]

Metropolis agrees to $8.75M parking settlement

Tennessee Attorney General Office announces company will implement changes to protect users

Tennessee gets free parking program out of $8.8M Metropolis settlement

Parking giant Metropolis Technologies has been overcharging customers and misleading them about its rates, according to a yearslong investigation by the Tennessee Attorney General’s Office. The private parking company with headquarters in Nashville will pay $6.5 million as part of a settlement announced Monday — and $2.25 million to the creation of a free parking program for Tennessee residents. Under the new Tennessee Parking Program, any drive…

Tennessee reaches multimillion-dollar settlement with Metropolis Parking over 'deceptive practices'

The Tennessee Attorney General said the deal will provide refunds, free parking credits and new transparency rules after years of consumer complaints.

Metropolis agrees to $9M settlement with TN AG over paid parking complaints

Metropolis will pay out nearly $9 million to the state of Tennessee to resolve allegations the company violated consumer protection laws.

Metropolis Technologies to Pay Nearly $9M Settlement with Tennessee AG

Parking giant Metropolis Technologies has been overcharging customers and misleading them about its rates, according to a yearslong investigation by the Tennessee Attorney General’s Office. The private parking company with headquarters in Nashville will pay $6.5 million as part of a settlement announced Monday — and $2.25 million to the creation of a free parking program for Tennessee residents. Read more at WPLN