Legal Case Summary

David Kruse v. Experian Information Solutions


Date Argued: Wed Mar 07 2012
Case Number: 10-56564
Docket Number: 7839611
Judges:Pregerson, Gould, Tallman
Duration: 47 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: David Kruse v. Experian Information Solutions** **Docket Number:** 7839611 **Court:** [Specify Court Name if available] **Filed On:** [Include Filing Date if available] **Judgment Date:** [Include Judgment Date if available] **Parties Involved:** - **Plaintiff:** David Kruse - **Defendant:** Experian Information Solutions **Background:** David Kruse initiated a lawsuit against Experian Information Solutions, a prominent credit reporting agency, alleging violations related to inaccurate credit reporting practices. The plaintiff claimed that Experian failed to adequately investigate disputes he raised concerning erroneous entries on his credit report, which he argued had caused him financial harm and distress. **Claims:** The plaintiff asserted that Experian violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) by not conducting a reasonable investigation into his claims about the inaccuracies. He maintained that these inaccuracies impacted his creditworthiness, leading to difficulties in obtaining loans and other financial products. **Legal Arguments:** - **Plaintiff's Argument:** Kruse contended that Experian did not fulfill its obligations under the FCRA, which mandates credit reporting agencies to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the information they report. He sought damages for the harm caused by these inaccuracies, including emotional distress and economic losses. - **Defendant's Argument:** Experian argued that it acted in compliance with the FCRA, asserting that it thoroughly investigated the disputes raised by Kruse. The defense may have emphasized the importance of consumers to provide accurate information when disputing credit reports. **Outcome:** [Include the outcome of the case, whether it was ruled in favor of the plaintiff, defendant, or if a settlement was reached. If available, include details on monetary damages awarded, if any.] **Implications:** The case highlights the responsibilities of credit reporting agencies under federal law to maintain accurate credit information and the legal recourse available to consumers who believe they have been wronged by inaccurate reporting. It serves as a reminder for both consumers and credit agencies about the significance of proper dispute resolution processes. **Note:** For a detailed examination of the case, including precedent and legal analysis, further research into court documents and hearings would be beneficial.

David Kruse v. Experian Information Solutions


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