Beaudry v. TeleCheck Services, Inc.

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• holding that bare procedural violations of FCRA are sufficient to confer standing
• holding that bare procedural violations of FCRA are sufficient to confer standing
• explaining that FCRA “creates an individual right not to have unlawful practices occur ‘with respect to’ one’s own credit information” (citations omitted)
• explaining that “‘actual damages’ represent an alternative form of relief” under 15 U.S.C. § 1681n and that “the statute permits a recovery when there are no identifiable or measurable actual damages”
• characterizing Cahlin and other cases that “predate the critical 1996 amendment” as “the least helpful” when interpreting the second option
• characterizing Cahlin and other cases that “predate the critical 1996 amendment” as “the least helpful” when interpreting the second option

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