Credit Reporting (FCRA)

FAIR CREDIT REPORTING ACT

Credit Reporting (FCRA)

Credit-reporting litigation involving inaccurate information, furnishers, consumer reporting agencies, investigations, and resulting damages.

Huizar v. Horizon Bank verdict form

JURY VERDICT · CO-COUNSEL

Huizar v. Horizon Bank

The Fair Credit Reporting Act jury trial resulted in an award of $365,000 in compensatory damages and $2.5 million in punitive damages.

$2,865,000 total jury verdict

Credit Reporting Litigation

The firm handles disputes involving inaccurate account information, furnishers, consumer reporting agencies, reinvestigations, mixed or incorrect files, tenant and employment screening reports, reporting by financial institutions, and damages caused by inaccurate reporting.

Teaching the FCRA

Credit-reporting law has also been part of national and professional education programs, including programs addressing the FCRA in financial-services and student consumer disputes.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in any other matter.