Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) Credit Errors

Fight inaccurate credit reports with fee-shifting litigation. Defendants often pay your attorney fees.

Who This Is For

Consumers with accounts that don't belong to them (mixed files)

Identity theft victims whose credit reports still show fraudulent accounts

People who disputed errors but the bureaus failed to investigate properly

Anyone denied credit, housing, or employment due to inaccurate information

Victims of repeated furnisher errors after multiple disputes

How Our Process Works

1

Pre-Litigation Disputes

We send disputes to credit bureaus and furnishers, documenting their responses and failures.

2

Track Deadlines and Evidence

We monitor 30-day investigation periods and gather proof of inaccuracies and violations.

3

File Lawsuit

If errors persist, we sue under the FCRA for statutory damages, actual damages, and attorney fees.

4

Settlement or Trial

Most cases settle. Defendants know fee-shifting statutes favor plaintiffs, so settlements are common.

Why New Horizons Legal

Efficient Workflows

Diligent tracking of dispute deadlines and evidence collection.

Client-Centered Communication

Regular updates on dispute responses and case progress.

Honest Expectations

We only pursue cases with clear FCRA violations and evidence.

Secure Data Handling

Your credit reports and personal information are encrypted and protected.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost?

Many FCRA cases are handled on contingency with little or no upfront cost. Defendants often pay attorney fees separately under fee-shifting statutes.

What damages can I recover?

You may receive actual damages (financial harm), statutory damages ($100–$1,000 per violation), and punitive damages if the violation was willful. Plus, attorney fees.

How long does it take?

Pre-litigation disputes take 30–60 days. If we file suit, cases often settle within 6–12 months.

Do I need proof of the error?

Yes. We help you gather credit reports, identity documents, and evidence that the disputed information is inaccurate.

Fix Your Credit Report Today

Schedule a free case review to see if you have a viable FCRA claim.

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