Heather Gillespie and Angela Cinson v. Trans Union Corporation, a Delaware Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a CRA’s internal purge dates were not covered by a consumer’s § 1681g request
• interpreting the FCRA together with legislative history and guidance from the Federal Trade Commission to conclude that “file” under § 1681g(a)(1) “means information included in a consumer report”
• in a dispute over whether, in this context, “file” “encompasses everything in [a] consumer file, or just material included in a consumer report issued to third parties,” concluding that “file” solely refers to “information included in a consumer report”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).