Judge: A Credit Report Isn’t ‘Prepared’ Until Someone Asks for It
A District Court judge in Texas has granted summary judgment to a plaintiff on a defendant's statute of repose defense ...
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Judge Grants MSJ for CRA, Says Consumer Showed No Actual Inaccuracy
A District Court judge in Texas granted summary judgment to a credit reporting agency, dismissing a consumer's Fair Credit Reporting ...
Read moreDetailsJudge Reverses Course, Tosses Willful FCRA Claim in Mixed File Case
A District Court judge in Texas has reconsidered his own ruling from earlier this year and granted summary judgment to ...
Read moreDetailsJudge Rejects ‘Hyper-Technical’ Reading of Discovery Dispute, Denies Plaintiff’s Summary Judgment in FCRA Case
A District Court judge in Texas has denied a pro se plaintiff's motion for partial summary judgment in a case ...
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Judge Sends FCRA Case to Trial After Denying Summary Judgment Motions
A District Court judge in Texas has denied competing summary judgment motions from both the plaintiff and the defendant in ...
Read moreDetailsCFPB Agrees to Vacate Medical Debt Credit Reporting Rule
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has agreed to end a lawsuit by joining industry groups in asking a federal judge ...
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Collector Sued for Not Honoring Refusal to Pay Sent Via Text
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Read moreDetailsJudge Grants MSJ for Plaintiffs in FDCPA Case Over Expletive-Laced Communications
Being accused of calling someone a "mother " when attempting to collect on a debt and then not responding to ...
Read moreDetailsJudge Rules MTD Should be Granted in FDCPA Case Over Email Preference for Communications
A Magistrate Court judge in Texas has recommended that a defendant's motion to dismiss a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act ...
Read moreDetailsCollector Facing FDCPA Suit Over Voicemails
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