FLORIDA FCRA AND PERSONAL INJURY LAWYERS
Our law firm represents consumers throughout Florida in Fair Credit Reporting Act cases involving inaccurate credit reports, identity theft, mixed files, post-bankruptcy reporting errors, unauthorized credit inquiries, and employment or tenant screening errors. We also represent people injured in car, truck, motorcycle, and other serious accidents. Our lawyers personally evaluate and handle each case. We provide direct communication, careful preparation, and legal guidance based on the client's individual circumstances. If inaccurate credit reporting or a serious accident has caused you harm, contact us for a free case review.
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F&H Law Group Files FCRA Lawsuit Over Credit Reporting After Bankruptcy
F&H Law Group filed an FCRA lawsuit alleging that credit bureaus and furnishers failed to correct discharged and reaffirmed accounts after documented disputes.
F&H Law Group Files Lawsuit Alleging Repeated Wage Garnishment After Judgment Was Paid
F&H Law Group filed a federal lawsuit alleging that Portfolio Recovery Associates repeatedly garnished a Florida consumer’s wages after accepting a court-approved payoff.
Credit Report Errors After Bankruptcy Discharge
A bankruptcy discharge does not erase every tradeline. Learn when post-discharge credit reporting may become inaccurate and support an FCRA claim.
What to Do When Someone Else’s Debt is on Your Report
Legal summary: Someone else’s debt on your credit report may result from a mixed credit file, identity theft, a furnisher’s reporting error, or another problem. … Read more
Credit Report Says I’m Dead? What to Do
If a credit report incorrectly identifies you as deceased, obtain the complete report, determine where the indicator appears, and dispute the error with the reporting … Read more
What Does “Meets FCRA Requirements” Mean?
“Meets FCRA requirements” generally means a credit bureau completed its dispute process and left the disputed information on your report. It does not mean a … Read more