Burrell v. DFS SERVICES, LLC

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• holding that § 1681t(b)(1)(F)’s preemption provision “leaves no room for state law claims against furnishers”
• holding that this section preempts both state statutory and common law claims
• holding that the FCRA “leaves no room for state law claims against furnishers of information . . . regardless of whether those claims are couched in terms of common law or state statutory obligations.”
• holding that the FCRA “leaves no room for state law claims against furnishers of information . . . regardless of whether those claims are couched in terms of common law or state statutory obligations.”
• finding that private enforcement is barred for “the duties imposed on furnishers of credit information by 15 U.S.C. § 1681s-2(a)[.]”
• explaining that Section 1681s-2(b) requires consumers to first file a complaint with a credit reporting agency before bringing a suit against a furnisher of credit information

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