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Miller v. Equifax Information Services LLC
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January 30, 2014
Equifax Gets Record-Setting $18M FCRA Verdict Slashed
A federal judge on Wednesday cut down an Oregon woman's $18.4 million punitive damages award in her suit claiming Equifax Information Services LLC ignored pleas to correct an inaccurate credit report, calling the unprecedented figure a breach of due process.
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August 05, 2013
$18M Equifax Verdict Will Send Consumers Rushing To Court
An Oregon federal jury recently handed down the largest award ever given to an individual consumer under the Fair Credit Reporting Act in a suit against Equifax Information Services LLC, a frightening verdict for companies that trade on consumer data, which are now likely to face a flood of similar suits, attorneys say.
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July 29, 2013
Equifax Owes $18.6M For Not Fixing Credit Report: Jury
An Oregon federal jury on Friday found that a woman who sued Equifax Information Services LLC after trying to get the company to correct problems on her credit report was owed $18.6 million in damages, holding that Equifax negligently and willfully violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act.