FCRA
Judge Grants MSJ For Defendants in FCRA Claim, But Denies Motion on FDCPA Claim
In a case that was defended by Dale Golden and the team at Martin Golden Lyons Watts Morgan, a District...
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Judge Declines to Strike Down N.J. Law Requiring Credit Reports be Made Available in Spanish
A District Court judge in New Jersey has ruled that the state can require the three major credit bureaus have...
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Collector Facing FDCPA, FCRA Class-Action for Allegedly Parking Debt
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Judge Grants MSJ For Defendant in FCRA Reasonable Investigation Case
In a case that was defended by Dale Golden and the team at Martin Golden Lyons Watts Morgan, a District...
Read moreDetailsJudge Partially Grants MSJ for Defendant in FCRA Case Over Dispute Investigation
A District Court judge in New York has partially granted a defendant's motion for summary judgment in a Fair Credit...
Read moreDetailsJudge Vacates Prior Ruling, Says Defendant Not Liable in FDCPA, FCRA Case
A District Court judge has reconsidered his position after a bench trial and has found that a collector did not...
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Bill Introduced in House to Remove Certain Medical Debts from Native Americans’ Credit Reports
A bipartisan bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives to amend the Fair Credit Reporting Act by restricting...
Read moreDetailsFCRA Suits Hit New Record, FDCPA and TCPA Also Up Big in January: WebRecon
Consumers held nothing back in January, filing lawsuits and complaints with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau at a pace that...
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Supreme Court Rules Federal Gov’t Subject to FCRA Claims
The Supreme Court last week unanimously ruled that the federal government is not immune from lawsuits accusing it of violating...
Read moreDetailsJudge Rules Plaintiff has Standing in FCRA Case Over Disputed Debt, but Still Dismisses Case
Reporting errant payment obligations to a credit reporting agency may be enough for a plaintiff to have standing to sue...
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