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The End May Be Nigh For FACTA Claims

By John Papianou and Erin Novak (October 11, 2017, 1:25 PM EDT) -- Until last month, the Eleventh Circuit appeared to be the last place for class action plaintiffs to pursue run-of-the-mill statutory damage claims for failure to properly truncate credit card numbers under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act ("FACTA").[1] Over the past year, numerous federal courts — including two Courts of Appeals — have held that plaintiffs lack standing to pursue these claims because they've suffered no concrete harm. Now district courts in the Eleventh Circuit may be getting on board....

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