Consumer Protection – Fair Credit Reporting Act – Limitations – Multiple Reports

By Deborah Elkins
Published: May 19, 2008

A woman who learned in 2003 that she was a victim of identity theft by someone who opened a Lane Bryant credit card account in her name, and who reported the fraudulent act to defendant bank and credit reporting agencies multiple times beginning in 2003, can sue the bank for failure to take remedial action ...

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